14D13N · Group Tours · England + Scotland

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Arrive at [Windsor] (sightseeing + lunch time approx. 3 hours). As the backyard of the British royal family, Windsor was made famous by Shakespeare's The Merry Wives of Windsor, by Edward VIII's choice of love over the crown, and above all by [Windsor Castle], the late Queen's beloved residence, whose medieval architecture glows golden in the sunlight. This is also a filming location for Divas Hit the Road 2.Note: Windsor Castle is a popular attraction year-round. During the busy summer season, purchasing tickets and going through security may take about 1 hour. The attraction may also close temporarily or suspend ticket sales. Whether a visit to the castle can be arranged is subject to the tour guide's actual arrangements.   .

Arrive in [Oxford] (sightseeing + dinner time approx. 3 hours). The cradle of British royalty and scholars, it is also the birthplace of the fairy tale "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland".[University of Oxford] blends seamlessly with the town of Oxford. It is a university without walls, where each distinctive college complements the town's streetscape.You may choose to explore on your own. We recommend (exterior views): the Ashmolean Museum, with its extensive collection; the University Church of St Mary the Virgin, with nearly 1,000 years of history; Trinity College, which has produced 3 British prime ministers; the Bridge of Sighs (Hertford Bridge), which connects two buildings of Hertford College; Carfax Tower, built in the 11th century and standing 23m tall; and Radcliffe Square, which frequently appears on Oxford postcards.

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Arrive at [Lake Windermere], a highly popular natural lake in the English Lake District (visit duration approx. 2.5 hours). You can stop by the lakeside to admire the royal swans swimming leisurely, stroll along the shore, walk onto the boardwalk to enjoy the lake and mountain views up close, and leisurely enjoy the comfort and tranquility of the Lake District.You can choose to explore on your own. We recommend (exterior view): If you want to relive the joys of childhood, why not head into the heart of the town to find the fairytale paradise that is a household name in the United Kingdom, [The World of Beatrix Potter Attraction]!.

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Arrive at [Fort Augustus] located at the southern end of Loch Ness (visit duration approx. 30 minutes), where you can view the century-old five-rise lock system in operation, stroll along the lakeside, admire the traditional Highland stone terraced houses, and immerse yourself in the leisurely and poetic atmosphere of the lakeside town.

Arrive at a beautiful viewing area of [Loch Ness], where you can stroll along the shore or optionally take a [Loch Ness sightseeing cruise] and visit [Urquhart Castle] (cruise + castle tour duration approx. 1 hour). [Urquhart Castle] is one of the important historical sites in the Scottish Highlands and played a significant role in the Scottish Wars of Independence in the 14th century.From the castle, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the mysterious landscape of Loch Ness, which now exudes an air of solitude and mystery.

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Arrive in Edinburgh (approx. 4 hours for tour + lunch, including 10–20 minutes of driving tour of major attractions and free time for the rest), which is also the final stop for the Divas Hit the Road group in the United Kingdom.Overlooking the city from Edinburgh Castle is an unmissable experience when visiting Edinburgh. It became a royal castle of Scotland as early as the 6th century, far earlier than many other European castles.Afterward, you may choose your own sightseeing activities. We recommend (exterior view): Stroll along the [Royal Mile], a treasure trove for Scottish souvenirs, and visit the [Elephant House] on the corner, where J.K. Rowling wrote "Harry Potter"; the bustling commercial [Princes Street] divides Edinburgh into the New Town and Old Town and is known as one of the world's most scenic streets. If you are interested, you can visit the [Scottish National Gallery], with [Princes Street Gardens] to the east; view [Calton Hill] from afar, where you can overlook the blue Atlantic Ocean on one side and see the full view of Edinburgh Castle on the other; if you have more time, you can visit the slightly more distant [Palace of Holyroodhouse], the Queen's summer residence.

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Arrive in [York] (sightseeing + lunch time approx. 4 hours). This is an ancient city with over 1,900 years of history, blending cultures from different eras of the United Kingdom, and serves as a microcosm and witness to the history of the United Kingdom.You can choose to explore on your own. We recommend (exterior view): visit the medieval Gothic cathedral, York Minster (exterior view), and the historic York City Walls.The cobblestone medieval street, The Shambles, is the filming location for Diagon Alley in Harry Potter and now offers a wide variety of dining, entertainment, and shopping options.If you have time, you can also take a stroll along the [River Ouse] or visit the expansive [National Railway Museum York].When you're tired from exploring, stop by [Betty's Tea Room] to savor their century-old British afternoon tea and enjoy a relaxing vacation moment.

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Arrive at Warwick Castle in Warwickshire (approx. 1.5 hours for sightseeing and lunch). The castle's history dates back to the 11th century. It features a castle mound, round towers, and expansive lawns, where you can climb to the top for panoramic views. The castle also frequently hosts family-friendly activities.(If this attraction is closed/under maintenance on the itinerary, the itinerary may be adjusted to visit [Stratford-upon-Avon, also known as Shakespeare's town]).

Arrive at the famous university in the United Kingdom, [Cambridge] (tour duration approx. 3.5 hours). Xu Zhimo's "Second Farewell to Cambridge" describes Cambridge, where historic college buildings surround expansive lawns and the winding River Cam flows through the university town.You can steal a moment of leisure to experience the [Cambridge punting tour] on the River Cam, or stroll through the colleges to soak in the cultural atmosphere.You can then explore on your own. We recommend (exterior view): the large and beautiful King's College, with its magnificent Gothic architecture.There is an apple tree at the entrance of the renowned and wealthy Trinity College, said to be a descendant of the apple tree that struck Newton.Two famous bridges spanning the River Cam, Newton's Mathematical Bridge, and the Bridge of Sighs connecting St John's College.

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Meet up with other group members and arrive at [Tower Bridge] (exterior) (visit duration approx. 30 minutes). This bascule suspension bridge spans the River Thames, is named for its proximity to the Tower of London, and is also a symbol of London., you can also choose to take the River Thames sightseeing cruise to enjoy the beautiful scenery along the River Thames.The River Thames winds through London, connecting many of the city's attractions, such as the London Eye, Millennium Bridge, and St. Paul's Cathedral. Taking a modern and comfortable river cruise allows you to appreciate the beauty of London from a different perspective.(Tour duration approx. 30 minutes, guests not participating in the cruise will travel by vehicle to the next destination).

Start a tour of central London (walking tour duration approx. 1.5 hours) and head to the Queen's London residence, Buckingham Palace (exterior view), where the Queen often conducts business, meets with the Prime Minister or ministers, and hosts important events such as state ceremonies.Take a walking tour of Westminster Abbey (exterior), one of the key locations from "The Da Vinci Code"; visit the Houses of Parliament (exterior), a World Heritage Site and iconic example of Gothic Revival architecture; see the London landmark Big Ben (exterior); and view 10 Downing Street (exterior), the world's most photographed door.

Arrive at [Trafalgar Square/Pigeon Square] (approx. 1 hour for sightseeing + lunch). Trafalgar Square is also often called Pigeon Square because it is frequently visited by large numbers of pigeons.Trafalgar Square was built to commemorate the famous Battle of Trafalgar, and in the center of the square stands the monument and bronze statue of the renowned British naval commander Nelson.

Arrive at [The British Museum] (visit duration approx. 2.5 hours, includes a complimentary 90-minute expert Chinese-language guided tour inside from May 2026). The museum houses over 8 million items, spanning 2 million years of human history, covering artifacts and artworks from diverse cultures around the world. Strolling through it feels like traveling through time to witness the fusion of world civilizations.(*Complimentary guided tour service is only available on regular opening days. The museum is usually closed annually from Dec 24–26. If entry is not possible due to force majeure, such as temporary museum closures or crowd control, this benefit will be automatically canceled and will not be refunded or exchanged for cash. The time spent at other attractions will be extended.).

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Arrive in [Brighton] (lunch + sightseeing time approx. 3 hours), a seaside town in southern England known as London's back garden. It enjoys plenty of sunshine and little rain year-round, featuring charming pebble beaches at [Brighton Beach] and a long coastline.We recommend exploring on your own and enjoying a pleasant time at the 19th-century [Brighton Palace Pier], which was once a royal pier and was originally named the Brighton Palace Pier.[Royal Pavilion], also known as the Royal Pavilion, is unlike typical European architecture. Its exterior blends Indian architectural design styles, and it was once a summer retreat for the royal family of the United Kingdom.[North Laine] A street filled with vintage-style shops, featuring antiques, vintage clothing, home decor, fashion accessories, cafes, and more.

Arrive at [Seven Sisters Country Park] (approx. 1.5 hours for the visit). [Beachy Head] is the highest point of the Seven Sisters cliffs, formed during the Cretaceous period.Standing on the cliff, you can overlook the majestic sea, where a 43m-tall red-and-white lighthouse stands. This is also the filming location for Jay Chou's "What's Wrong" music video.(Safety notice: Due to the high elevation and coastal location of Beachy Head, it can be very windy. Please keep your personal belongings secure.Please also avoid dangerous areas, as some places have no railings or have low railings.).

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Arrive at the ancient city of [Bath] in England (lunch + sightseeing time approx. 3.5 hours). The entire city of Bath is a UNESCO World Heritage site, where the streets and architecture remain just as Jane Austen described in her novels. Everywhere you look in the small city, you see classical buildings constructed from honey-colored Bath stone, possessing a unique beauty preserved from days gone by.[The Roman Baths] is an iconic view in Bath. The Romans discovered hot springs here long ago and built a massive bath complex. It is one of the best-preserved ancient Roman sites in Europe.If you have more time, we recommend visiting (exterior view): Bath Abbey, also known as Bath Cathedral, famous for its huge stained glass windows and fan-vaulted ceiling.[The Royal Crescent] is a large historic building complex in Bath, built between 1767–1775, featuring 30 connected houses and 114 columns. The road and houses are arranged in a crescent shape, showcasing an elegant, royal style.The building housing the historic restaurant [Sally Lunn's] dates back to 1482 and is one of the historic buildings in Bath.The [River Avon] flows through the city of Bath, separating the new town and the old town, and the three-arched stone [Pulteney Bridge] is situated on the River Avon.

Arrive at [Stonehenge] (tour time approx. 1.5 hours), located on Salisbury Plain, England. Built approx. 4000–2000 BC, it is an important prehistoric temple site in the United Kingdom and is also a World Heritage Site.Dozens of giant stones form a large circle that has stood on this flat plain for thousands of years.

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Arrive at [Porthcurno] (visit duration approx. 1 hour). A fishing village on the south coast of Cornwall, the beach here features fine, soft sand surrounded by towering cliffs that embrace the turquoise, crystal-clear waters. Enjoy the spectacular coastline, where the scenery is breathtaking.You may choose to explore on your own. Recommended (exterior view): [The Minack Theatre]. This open-air seaside theatre is perched on a cliff, with semi-circular seating cascading down the hillside and a stage set on granite rocks overlooking the sea. With the blue sky as a backdrop and the ocean waves as company, this dream theatre was carved out by its creator over a lifetime.(Safety reminder: During your free time in Poskonos, please pay close attention to your personal safety. Local roads are narrow, so please yield to passing vehicles. In addition, please stay away from the beach/shallows. Playing in the water or swimming is strictly prohibited.).

Arrive at the southwestern tip of the United Kingdom [Land's End] (sightseeing time approx. 30 minutes), where 200-foot-high cliffs plunge into the sea at a sharp angle. The land ends here, surrounded by the sea on three sides with expansive views, and sunlight sparkling on the sea like scattered stars.

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Arrive at Durdle Door (visit duration approx. 2 hours). It is a natural stone arch standing almost vertically in the sea, resembling an elephant's trunk.Take a fossil walking tour along the stretching Jurassic Coast, a white rock coastline formed during the Jurassic period that showcases approx. 185 million years of Earth's history and is also a World Heritage Site.

Arrive at [Bournemouth Pier] (lunch + sightseeing time approx. 2 hours). Located in the town of Bournemouth on the south coast of the United Kingdom, it features miles of crescent-shaped golden beaches, perfect for a leisurely stroll, and is a favorite vacation destination for locals.If you are interested, you can also visit the tropical aquarium, Bournemouth Oceanarium, located on Bournemouth's prime beachfront. It features several themed zones where you can observe over 200 species of marine life up close.

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Arrive in Bibury (approx. 30 minutes to explore), which has the ancient tranquility and beauty of an English village. Located on the banks of the River Coln, this small village is famous for its trout farm and Arlington Row. These stone houses have a history of over 400 years, and this is the background featured on the inside cover of the United Kingdom passport!

Arrive in [Bourton-on-the-Water] (sightseeing + lunch time approx. 1 hour, or approx. 1.5 hours for tours that do not visit the lavender farm). This is a riverside village known as the "Venice of the Cotswolds".A shallow, narrow river winds through the town, crossed by six low, arched stone bridges that are over 200 years old. The riverbanks are lined with lush trees, offering a perfect setting to enjoy a relaxing, leisurely time.Recommended visit: There is also a 1:9 scale [The Model Village] here, built with the honey-colored stone unique to the Cotswolds. It not only features miniature versions of the town's popular historic buildings but also includes various plants and trees. Walking through it feels like stepping into a miniature world, making for a truly unique and novel experience! .

Arrive at [Snowshill Cotswold Lavender] (visit duration approx. 30 minutes; only applicable for visits between July 1, 2026–July 29, 2026. This attraction is not included on other dates). July is the peak blooming season for lavender in the United Kingdom. In Snowshill, there is a history of over 20 years of lavender cultivation, with over 35 different varieties of lavender currently grown, covering more than 70 acres.

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