When it comes to the countryside, many traditional people think that there should be a lot of farmland, scattered houses, and simple farmers. In England, however, the countryside embodies the nobility of the country. It is not like the prosperity of the city, nor is it a magnificent spectacle, on the contrary, it reflects a kind of simple and quiet.
The English countryside is perhaps just that natural and refined, exuding its own unique charm.
The British believe their soul and essence are in the countryside. They insisted that a true Englishman should be a country man. People in those cities yearn for the English countryside even more. Let's take a look at the most beautiful countryside in England.
1. Cotswold Region
The typical British countryside, known as the most beautiful village in the United Kingdom, is naturally quiet, refined and elegant, making people's fantasy of romantic life come true. Among them, "Burton on the Water" is the first choice for tourism in the Cotswolds.
There are many authentic and tender idyllic villages in the Cotswolds region, and Castle Combe, nestled between small gorges, is one of the most beautiful.
2. Hawkshead
England is a famous town in the Lake District of northern England. It was a wool center in the Middle Ages and is now more famous for its rustic idyllic scenery. Standing in the village and looking around, it is full of visual sense of pastoral pastures, hills, woods, grasslands, houses, cattle and sheep, and paths, always giving people a comfortable aesthetic feeling.
In 1902, British female writer Beatrice created a world-famous fairy tale here, and Peter Rabbit was born here.
3. Fort Kum
Located in the lower reaches of the Black Valley, it is a small town not well known to many tourists. It has been hidden in a small canyon in the United Kingdom. It is currently the best preserved ancient village in the United Kingdom.
It is also the filming base of the movie "Wolfman". A simple stone bridge and a rustic stone road lead the English-style stone houses on both sides. Everywhere you look, there are lush trees full of tranquility and elegance.
4. Bibury
Bibury was once called "the most beautiful village in England" by artist William Morris when he visited. A village and civil parish in Gloucestershire, on the banks of the River Colon.
Bibury is a typical old village in England, with green fields in spring, summer, autumn and winter. In the village, there is no hustle and bustle, no gorgeousness, only flowers and stone houses are accompanied by a scene of coexistence of tranquility and charm.
Walking along the path aimlessly, people can't help but want to stay and continue to enjoy this unpretentious and peaceful pastoral.
5. Polperro
Considered the most beautiful village in Cornwall, with winding streets and cottages overlooking the harbour, Polperro in England is probably everyone's most desirable and beautiful fishing village. Although many people come here for vacation, tourism has not spoiled the tranquility here.
6. Bedglert
In the heart of the national park, the charming Bedglert is a protected village. The village, with its many buildings of rough grey stone, overlooks the trickling Glaslyn River, over which is covered with bridges covered with ivy. Flowers adorn the village in spring, and the lush hillsides surrounding it in summer recall the Scottish valleys, with the purple glow of heather.
This is the resting place for hikers climbing Snowdon, and there are various types of mountain bike trails winding through the forest of Bedglert, shuttle in the most natural environment.
7. Lavenham
Lavenham is the smallest town in the UK. There are about 320 old wooden houses lined here, which are protected by the British government.
In the town of the past years, these wooden houses were all places for merchants to do business, once making this originally humble town one of the 14 richest villages in Britain at the time. The town today is the best preserved medieval village in Britain.
