The UK is a country rich in culture and a beautiful geography. Therefore, a chance to study in the UK should is also an opportunity to explore the country.
Here is what you can do apart from your studies if you study in the UK.
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1. Experience the magic of London
You might have seen London in James Bond movies, read about it in Harry Potter novels and heard about it from various people. But, even if you know what London offers, experiencing it yourself will baffle you and it won’t be long before you are enveloped in its magic.
Even if your university is not located in London, you cannot afford to miss visiting it. It has everything, from the top and famous universities, to museums and historical structures.
2. Get lost in the countryside
One of the most amazing things about the UK is that it’s highly urbanized – but also has lush green fields and forests. The countryside of the UK is filled with beautiful valleys. Areas like the Lake District and Peak District (in England), the Antrim Coast (in Northern Ireland), the Wye Valley (in Wales), the Scottish Highlands and the Hebrides (a group of islands off Scotland) will make you want to get lost in nature and rustic environment.
3. The river streams of Oxford and Cambridge
The Universities of Oxford and Cambridge are not only famous for being the best educational institutions, but they are also known for the beautiful towns they are located in. One of the most defining things about these towns is its beautiful streams. You can hire a punt (a flatboat which is rowed by long poles) and go on ‘punting’ through the streams, which are surrounded by greenery.
4. Observe the rich culture at Edinburgh
If you want to observe the various cultural colours of the UK then you must visit Edinburgh. It is the capital city of Scotland and one of the most populous cities in the UK. It is known for the art festivals it hosts, especially the Edinburgh Festival Fringe which is the largest arts festival in the world, featuring more than 3000 shows from 51 countries, the show spans over 25 days and is held in Edinburgh, Scotland.
5. The Sports Events
Even if you are not a football fan, you will surely have heard names such as Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea and Liverpool. These are some of the most famous football teams in the world and have millions of fans. If you live in the UK then you should surely attend a football game and experience the football fever.
Apart from football, you can also watch cricket – best experienced at the legendary Lord’s stadium.
And let’s not forget the third annual Grand Slam event of the tennis calendar at Wimbledon!
So, are you pepped up to study here? Learn about the top colleges in the UK, here.
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