3-Day Tour in Chinese: Stonehenge, Bath, Durdle Door, Dartmoor, Exeter, England, UK, April-September Only | Round Trip from London

We departed from London in the morning, driving southwest through the ancient Wessex region, gradually leaving behind the hustle and bustle of the city and entering the most historically rich land in England. Our first stop was the world-famous...StonehengeThis prehistoric stone circle, dating back over four thousand years, stands silently on Salisbury Plain. The massive stones are arranged in a ring, and their construction and purpose remain a mystery. Standing in the vast open field, you can directly feel the mysterious power and awe-inspiring atmosphere left by this prehistoric civilization.

After leaving Stonehenge, the journey continues south to the Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The landscape gradually changes, with grasslands and hills giving way to a rugged and spectacular coastline. ArriveDudell GateThen, a massive, naturally formed limestone arch juts out into the sea, hailed as one of the "most beautiful coastal landmarks in Britain." The white rock walls, azure waters, and expansive sky intertwine to create a striking scene, a classic landscape not to be missed by photographers and nature lovers.

Head to the historic city in the eveningExeterThis city boasts over two thousand years of history and was once an important defensive stronghold during the Roman era. Ancient city walls, Norman castle ruins, a magnificent Gothic cathedral, and a revitalized dock area combine to create a British city that blends historical depth with modern vitality. Overnight in Exeter tonight and the following night.

After breakfast, depart from Exeter and venture into some of the wildest natural regions of southwest England.Dartmur National ParkKnown for its vast moors, granite hills, misty moors, and deep valleys, Dartmoor is a rare "wilderness" national park in Britain. Wandering through the park, you'll have the chance to see free-ranging Dartmoor ponies, as well as prehistoric ruins and ancient stone bridges scattered across the fields. The landscape is rugged and powerful, and has served as a filming location for numerous movies and television shows.

Then cross the Clapper Bridge, built by medieval miners, to reach the historic market town.TavistockThis small town, the birthplace of Sir Francis Drake, the famous 16th-century navigator, retains a rich religious and mining heritage. The town center's market and streets remain vibrant and lively, making it an ideal place to experience English rural culture.

Return to Exeter in the afternoon, allowing ample time to continue exploring the city. You can stroll along the ancient city walls, admire the exterior of Exeter Cathedral, or head to the marina to experience the riverside scenery and local culinary culture, ending a fulfilling day at a leisurely pace.

After breakfast, depart Exeter for the legendary town.GlastonburyGlastonbury is considered by many to be the legendary "Kingdom of Avalon," a blend of early Christianity, Celtic culture, and Arthurian legend. You can view Glastonbury Rock from afar or climb to the top for panoramic views of the surrounding plains and experience the unique spiritual symbolism of this land. Glastonbury is also home to world-renowned music festivals, and the town boasts a free and artistic atmosphere.

We will travel to a World Heritage city at noon.BathBath is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, renowned for its ancient Roman baths, spa culture, and elegant Georgian architecture. Stroll through the city center, admire the Royal Crescent and the scenery along the River Avon, and experience Bath's unique classical and romantic atmosphere.

We departed for London in the evening, bringing our three-day in-depth tour of southwest England to a perfect close, a journey interwoven with natural wonders, prehistoric ruins, and ancient city culture.