Scotland, a land where legends and nature come alive

Scotland is a place where stories flow endlessly throughout your journey. It is a country where cities bearing traces of the medieval era coexist with vast natural landscapes that seem to have leapt straight out of legends. Edinburgh felt like stepping into a history book. The Royal Mile's cobblestone streets, lined with old buildings and cathedrals, revealed the depth of the city, while street performers in traditional attire added to the medieval atmosphere. From Edinburgh Castle perched atop a hill, the breathtaking view of the city and the sea unfolded before me. Climbing Arthur's Seat offered a completely different perspective of Edinburgh. Despite the strong winds, the panoramic view of the city nestled within nature was stunning. New Town and Princes Street Gardens exuded a charming blend of elegance and gentle leisure. Leaving the city behind and heading to the Highlands, an entirely new world awaited. The scenery of clouds embracing and revealing mountains and lakes, the desolate yet mystical Glencoe Valley, and the legendary Loch Ness were all experiences beyond words. On the final evening, I enjoyed a glass of Scotch whisky while listening to live music at a traditional pub. In that moment, it felt as though Scotland's history, people, and nature were all intertwined. Scotland is not a flashy destination, but one that deeply resonates with you. Even after leaving, the winds and landscapes of this country linger in your thoughts.