12-Day Tour of England, Scotland, White Cliffs, South Coast, Cornwall, and the Cotswolds (Chinese-speaking Tour) - Round Trip from London (Departs Saturday)

8:00 AM Meet at London Golders Green Underground Station and embark on a cultural journey through the halls of British royalty and academia. Upon arrival in Windsor, you will have approximately 3 hours to explore this town steeped in nearly a thousand years of British royal history. Stroll around Windsor Castle, experiencing the elegance of the British royal family, and listen to legendary stories about the Queen and the Royal Family in front of this largest still-inhabited castle in the world.

After lunch, we will drive to Oxford, the world-renowned university city, for approximately 3 hours. The exact duration of the stay will be confirmed by the tour guide based on traffic conditions that day. You are free to stroll through this ancient institution that has nurtured countless great thinkers, immersing yourself in its rich academic atmosphere. We recommend visiting its extensive collections.Ashmolean MuseumAdmire art treasures spanning millennia. Look up at the nearly thousand-year-old...St Mary's ChurchThis main chapel of Oxford University has witnessed countless academic ceremonies. Stepping inside, one finds the chapel that has produced three British Prime Ministers.Trinity CollegeExperience the profound heritage of elite education. Don't miss the building connecting the two buildings of Hertford College.Hertford BridgeAnd the 23-meter-high building dating back to the 11th century.Carfax TowerAnd of course, there's that one that appears so frequently on postcards.Radcliffe SquareCapture the most classic scenes of Oxford here.

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After breakfast at the hotel, we will gather and depart for England's "back garden"—Lake WindermereThis stunning lake district, praised by the poet Wordsworth, is a dream destination for countless travelers with its picturesque scenery and tranquil atmosphere. You will have approximately 2.5 hours of free time to explore, stroll along the lakeside, breathe in the fresh air, and let the beautiful lake and mountain scenery wash away the fatigue of city life. If you want to relive the joys of childhood, why not explore the depths of the town to visit the place that holds childhood memories for generations?The World of Beatrix PotterIn this fairytale paradise full of fantasy and warmth, let time flow back to that innocent and beautiful rabbit world.

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Meet at the hotel and depart, traveling along the scenic routes used in the James Bond films.A82 HighwayHeading north, enjoy breathtaking views of the Scottish Highlands. Ancient castles, rolling hills, and free-roaming wildlife fulfill all your expectations of Scotland. Travel through the landscapes featured in the film *Braveheart*.GlencoeThis paradise for hiking enthusiasts will present you with tranquility and serenity.Lake Tulla (Loch Tulla)and magnificentThree Sisters MountainIts majestic figure.

After a 30-minute rest stop at a service area, we will continue our journey to the mysterious...Loch NessYou will have approximately one hour to stroll through this beautiful scenic area and pause by the lake to feel its tranquility and mystery. You can also choose to take a Loch Ness sightseeing boat tour to search for the legendary Loch Ness Monster on the water, or visit the statues standing on the lakeshore.Urquhart CastleThis important historical site in the Scottish Highlands played a key role in the Scottish Wars of Independence in the 14th century. Climbing to the top of the castle offers a panoramic view of the mysterious landscape of Loch Ness; the ruins today reveal the vicissitudes of history and its enduring mystery.

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Meet at the hotel and depart for Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, which is also the last stop of the "Divas Hit the Road" UK tour. You will have approximately 4 hours for sightseeing and lunch, including a 10-20 minute drive past key attractions, and the rest of the time is free to explore this historic city.

ClimbEdinburgh CastleOverlooking the entire city is an experience not to be missed when visiting Edinburgh. This ancient castle, which became the residence of the Scottish royal family as early as the 6th century, is older than many famous European castles and has witnessed Scotland's millennia of glory and vicissitudes.

Afterwards, you are free to stroll around.Royal MileThis ancient street, connecting the castle and Holyrood Palace, is a paradise for finding Scottish souvenirs. Famous landmarks are located around the street corner.The Elephant HouseThis is the very place where J.K. Rowling penned the magical world of Harry Potter. Strolling through the bustling...Princes StreetThis main thoroughfare, which divides Edinburgh into the New Town and the Old Town, is known as one of the most scenic streets in the world. You can stroll along the street...National Gallery of Scotlandor on the east sidePrinces Street GardensTake a short break. Look out into the distance.Calton HillOn one side, you can see the azure Atlantic Ocean, and on the other side, you can enjoy a panoramic view of Edinburgh Castle. If you have enough time, you can also visit the slightly further-away area.Palace of HolyroodhouseThis official Scottish residence of the Queen quietly speaks of the elegance and tradition of the royal family.

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Meet at the hotel and depart for York, a historic city with over 1900 years of history that blends different eras of British culture, making it a microcosm and witness to British history. You will have approximately 4 hours for sightseeing and lunch, allowing you free time to explore this charming medieval city.

I recommend you visit the magnificentYork MinsterThis medieval Gothic masterpiece is world-renowned for its exquisite stained-glass windows. Strolling through the windows, which have withstood the test of time...York City WallsFeel the weight and vicissitudes of history along this best-preserved medieval city wall in England. Walk along the cobblestone path...The ShamblesThis filming location for Diagon Alley in Harry Potter has now become a bustling street with everything from food and drinks to entertainment and shopping, and every corner holds a surprise.

If you have enough time, you can also take a stroll in the tranquil...River OuseAlong the riverbank, or visit Europe's largest railway museum—National Railway MuseumHere, you can traverse the glorious history of British railways. If you get tired of walking, you can visit the century-old renowned...Bettys Café Tea RoomsTake a break and enjoy an authentic English afternoon tea. In the exquisite tea and leisurely time, feel the relaxation and comfort of a vacation.

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Arrived in Warwickshire in the morningWarwick CastleThis medieval fortress, dating back to the 11th century, still retains its castle mound, round towers, and expansive green lawns. You can climb to the top for panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, and the castle often hosts family-friendly interactive activities. You will have approximately 1.5 hours for the tour and lunch. (If the castle is closed or under maintenance, the itinerary will be adjusted to include a visit to Shakespeare's birthplace—)Stratford-upon-Avon)

Afterwards, I went to a prestigious British university.CambridgeXu Zhimo's lines, "Gently I leave, just as gently I came," perfectly describe this poetic university town. You will have approximately 3.5 hours to explore, strolling among the quaint and elegant college buildings, surrounded by expansive lawns and winding paths.River CamIt flows quietly through the city. You can experience the traditionalCambridge PuntingYou can steal a moment of leisure amidst the swaying shadows of boats, or stroll between various colleges and universities, experiencing the rich academic atmosphere and cultural heritage.

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We'll meet at the hotel and depart, first arriving at the location spanning the Thames River.Tower BridgeThis suspension bridge, named after its proximity to the Tower of London, is one of London's most iconic symbols, its Victorian elegance making it a must-see. You will have approximately 30 minutes for the tour, and riding it is optional.Thames River CruiseEnjoy stunning views of both banks from the water. The Thames meanders through the city, connecting numerous landmarks such as the London Eye, Millennium Bridge, and St. Paul's Cathedral into a flowing panorama. A modern and comfortable cruise offers a fresh perspective on the beauty of London. (The cruise experience lasts approximately 30 minutes; those not participating will be transported to the next destination.)

Then begin a walking tour of central London (approximately 1.5 hours). Proceed to...Buckingham PalaceThis venue, where British national celebrations and royal welcoming ceremonies are held, bears witness to the glory and traditions of the British Royal Family. Stroll through the area that appeared in *The Da Vinci Code*.Westminster AbbeyThis coronation church bears witness to the coronation and rest of British monarchs. Visit this masterpiece of Gothic Revival architecture, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.Houses of Parliamentand London landmarksBig BenPassing by "the world's most photographed doorway"—10 Downing Street, the British Prime Minister's residenceExperience the heart of British political power.

comeTrafalgar SquareThis square, built to commemorate the famous Battle of Trafalgar, is also known as Pigeon Square because it is often frequented by a large number of pigeons. In the center of the square stands a monument and bronze statue of the British naval commander Nelson, recounting that glorious naval history. You will have approximately one hour for the tour and lunch.

After lunch, we will visit one of the world's four major museums.British MuseumSpend approximately 2.5 hours exploring this treasure trove of human civilization. The richness and diversity of its collections are unparalleled among museums worldwide, ranging from ancient Egyptian mummies to sculptures from the Parthenon in Greece; each exhibit carries the memory of human civilization.

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Arrive at the seaside town in southern England at approximately 11:00 AMBrightonThis resort, known as London's "back garden," enjoys abundant sunshine year-round and boasts charming pebble beaches and a long coastline. You will have approximately 3 hours for lunch and sightseeing, strolling along...Brighton BeachEnjoy the pleasant sea breeze on your face. We recommend visiting the 19th-century building.Brighton PierThis former royal pier, originally named "Brighton Palace Pier," still retains its Victorian elegance. Visit...Royal PavilionThis unique building, also known as the King's Pavilion, blends Indian architectural styles with typical European architecture, and was once a summer residence for the British royal family. Wandering through its retro-style...North LaineThis bohemian-style neighborhood is home to antique and vintage clothing stores, home decor shops, fashion accessory stores, and unique cafes. Every corner holds a surprise, allowing you to spend a wonderful time shopping.

Arriving at the natural wonders of the south coast of England in the afternoonSeven Sisters Country ParkYou will have approximately 1.5 hours for the tour.Beachy HeadThis is the highest point of the Seven Sisters Cliffs, a spectacular cliff formation dating back to the Cretaceous period, breathtaking for its pure white walls and steep terrain. Standing atop the cliffs, one can overlook the majestic English Channel, where a 43-meter-high red and white lighthouse stands as a guardian of this sea. This is also the filming location for Jay Chou's music video "What's Wrong," allowing visitors to experience the vastness and grandeur of nature amidst the magnificent natural scenery.

Special Note: During the Brighton Pride Festival in August each year (usually the first weekend of August, specific dates to be announced later), traffic control measures will be in effect. To ensure a smooth trip, we have made the following adjustments to the itinerary for the day of the event:

1. The original Brighton itinerary has been changed to a visit to this jewel of the English seaside*Eastbourne, with a 2-hour in-depth experience arranged for you (including lunch);

2. The viewing time for the Beachhead White Cliffs has been extended from 1.5 hours to 2.5 hours, allowing you more time for hiking and photography.

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Arrive in the ancient city, which is listed as a World Heritage Site, in the morningBathYou will have approximately 3.5 hours for lunch and sightseeing. This elegant little town remains as described in Jane Austen's literary works, with classical buildings constructed of honey-colored Bath stone, exuding a unique beauty preserved from bygone eras. Explore Bath's iconic landmarks.Roman Baths MuseumThe Romans discovered the hot springs here very early on and built a huge bathhouse. Today, it is one of the best-preserved ancient Roman sites in Europe. Through those ancient stone pillars and baths, you can almost hear the laughter and joy of the Romans two thousand years ago.

If you have enough time, I recommend you visitBath AbbeyThis magnificent building, also known as Bath Cathedral, is world-renowned for its enormous stained-glass windows and exquisite fan-shaped ceiling. Stroll to...Royal CrescentThis large complex of ancient buildings, constructed between 1767 and 1775, consists of 30 interconnected buildings with 114 columns. The roads and houses are arranged in an elegant crescent shape, showcasing the refined aristocratic style of England. Passing by an old restaurant originally built in 1482...Sally Lunn'sThis historic building in Bath still exudes the aroma of traditional bread. Don't miss the river that flows through Bath's city center, separating the new town from the old town.River AvonAnd the three-arched stone bridge that sits on it.Pulteney BridgeThis bridge, one of the few in the world with shops on both sides of its deck, is truly unique.

Arrived at the World Heritage Site in the afternoonStonehengeYou will have approximately 1.5 hours for your visit. This prehistoric temple site, located on Salisbury Plain in England, was built between 4000 and 2000 BC and is one of the most important prehistoric sites in Britain. Dozens of megaliths form a large circle, standing for thousands of years on this flat plain. Gazing at these Neolithic columns, built over millennia, you will marvel at how they were transported and precisely arranged, and the profound meaning hidden behind them. It may be easily recognizable, but the mysteries it contains are far more complex than can be grasped at first glance.

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After breakfast at the hotel, the group will depart for a fishing village on the south coast of Cornwall.PorthcurnoYou will have approximately one hour to explore this enchanting bay with its fine, soft sand. Towering cliffs embrace the emerald-green sea, creating a breathtakingly beautiful coastline. A visit to the seaside amphitheater perched atop the cliffs is highly recommended.The Minack TheatreThe auditorium, shaped like a crescent moon, slopes down the mountainside, while the stage is built on granite at the sea's edge, with the azure sky as its backdrop and the waves as its companions. This theater is a dream site, carved out by its builder with a lifetime of dedication, perfectly blending art and nature, making it one of the most unique theaters in the world.

Arrived at the southwestern tip of the British mainland in the afternoon.Land's EndYou will have approximately 30 minutes for the tour. Standing atop this 200-foot-high cliff, the land ends abruptly, plunging into the sea at a sharp angle. The breathtaking panoramic view, surrounded by the sea on three sides, is awe-inspiring, with sunlight shimmering on the water like scattered stars. At this edge of England, feel the vastness and grandeur of the world, and listen to the eternal echo of the Atlantic Ocean crashing against the rocks.

Afterwards, we will travel to a charming seaside town hidden between the mountains and the sea.St. IvesYou will have approximately 1.5 hours to explore the area. Azure waters, golden beaches, and pristine white houses create a romantic Mediterranean scene. The town is dotted with galleries and art exhibitions, its rich artistic atmosphere attracting countless artists to create here. Known as the "Aegean Sea of ​​England," this place offers an immersive experience of nature's beauty and romance, allowing the sea breeze and artistic atmosphere to intertwine to create unforgettable memories.

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After breakfast at the hotel, we will depart for the natural wonders of the south coast of England.Durdle DoorYou will have approximately two hours to explore the area, embarking on a "fossil walk" along the long Jurassic coastline. This white rocky coastline, formed during the Jurassic period, showcases approximately 185 million years of Earth's evolution and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Standing on this ancient shore, gazing at the natural stone archway eroded by the sea, you can feel the power of nature's artistry. The azure seawater flows through the archway, crashing against the white rock walls, creating a breathtaking scene.

Arrived in the afternoon at a holiday town located on the south coast of England.BournemouthYou will have approximately 2 hours for lunch and sightseeing. Stroll aroundBournemouth PierEnjoy miles of crescent-shaped golden sand beaches, a beautiful coastline favored by locals and perfect for leisurely strolls, letting the sea breeze wash away the fatigue of your journey. If time permits, you can also visit the scenic spots located in the heart of the coastline.Bournemouth OceanariumThe museum features multiple themed exhibition areas where visitors can observe over 200 species of marine life up close, from tropical fish to mysterious deep-sea creatures, embarking on a wondrous underwater exploration journey.

Recommended hotel: Holiday Inn (3-star) or equivalent brand hotel

After breakfast at the hotel, the group will depart for what is known as "the most beautiful village in England".BiburyYou will have approximately 30 minutes to experience the ancient tranquility and beauty of this English village. This small village, located on the banks of the River Cohen, is famous for its trout farms and...Arlington RowFamous for its honey-colored stone houses, these houses are over four hundred years old and their charming appearance has even been printed on the background of the inside page of the British passport, becoming a classic symbol of the English countryside.

At noon, we will visit a water village town known as the "Venice of England".Bourton-on-the-WaterYou will have approximately one hour for the tour and lunch (approximately 1.5 hours for tours not including a visit to the lavender farm). The shallow and narrow Windrush River meanders around the town, spanned by six low, arched stone bridges over two centuries old. The riverbanks are lined with lush trees, and wild ducks leisurely frolic in the water. Stroll through this tranquil town, relax at a riverside café, and fully enjoy the leisurely Cotswold atmosphere.

In the afternoonSnowshill Cotswold Lavender Estate(The tour will take approximately 30 minutes.)This offer is only valid for visits between July 1st and July 29th, 2026. Visits to this scenic area will not be arranged on other dates.July is lavender peak blooming season in England. Snowshill, with over 20 years of lavender cultivation history, now boasts more than 35 different varieties, covering over 70 acres. Strolling through the purple sea of ​​flowers, the air is filled with a delightful fragrance. Besides flower viewing, you can also find lavender-scented scones and lavender essential oil, making it well worth a visit.

Afterwards, we will travel to the ancient wool town.Chipping CampdenYou will have approximately 30 minutes for the tour. This town, with over 270 protected buildings, is steeped in history. Stroll along the winding high streets, admiring the traditional buildings constructed of honey-colored stone, and explore the charming shops hidden in the alleyways, experiencing the unique rural charm of the Cotswolds.

We will arrive at Madame Tussauds London around 8:00 PM to drop you off, concluding this unforgettable trip to England.