Scotland

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Culzean Castle

edinburgh

From castles to zoos, museums to art galleries, Scotland is a paradise for a wonderful getaway. Scotland not only boasts breathtaking landscapes and majestic mountains but also promises to enliven one's senses and spirit.

Climate
The weather is temperate and oceanic; it’s generally cool and wet. The coldest months are January and February whereas July and August are the warmest months.

What to see
The Cairngorms National Park has some of the best wildlife habitats in the UK .There is a lot to enjoy right from visiting castles and distilleries to gentle scenic strolls. Explore Scotland’s turbulent history which has left a lasting mark in the form of many castles.

The world renowned Royal Botanic Garden is a must visit, acknowledged as one of the finest gardens in the world from its establishment in 1670. Visitors can admire vegetation from ten climate zones.

Also, the Malt Whisky Trail, situated in the Aberdeen and Grampian Highland area, is well-known for its scrumptious malt whisky. Visitors can learn the age old process of coaxing different aromas, flavors and colors. The Malt Whisky Trail is a royal treat for wine aficionados.


There are frequent flights into Scotland, with Aberdeen Airport being the closest airport.

From London, the National Express East Coast runs frequently. Buses are also a cheap alternative to Scotland.




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