(Edinburgh Castle, Castle Rock, Palace of Holyrood House}

Arrive Edinburgh Capital city of Scotland vibrant and historic destination renowned for its rich history, stunning architecture and lively cultural scene. It offers a unique blend of medieval and Georgian architecture with its Old Town and New Town areas being designated as UNESCO World Heritage sites. On arrival proceed to visit Edinburgh Castle perched atop Castle Rock, is an iconic landmark and symbol of Scottish history. It has stood on this site for over thousand years and has served various purposes including as a Royal Residence, Military Stronghold and now a popular tourist attraction. Within the castle explore Great Hall, Crown Jewels of Scotland, Royal Palace and National War Museum. Castle Rock is an ancient volcanic Rock formation upon which Edinburgh Castle is situated. It rises dramatically from cityscape and offers panoramic views of city. Apart from castle, Castle Rock is also home to historic Camera Obscura and World of Illusions, where can experience optical illusions and interactive exhibits. Palace of Holyrood House located at end of Royal Mile is official residence of British monarch in Scotland. It is closely associated with Scottish history and is famous as setting for historic events and royal ceremonies. Explore State Apartments, see ruins of Holyrood Abbey and enjoy beautifully landscaped gardens. Later check in hotel. Overnight in Edinburgh. 

Meal: Dinner

(Loch Lomond, Stirling Castle and The Kelpies day tour)

Proceed for Loch Lomond, Stirling Castle and The Kelpies day tour which popular excursion is offering a chance to explore some of Scotland's most picturesque landscapes and historic sites. 

Loch Lomond is stunning freshwater lake located in Trossachs National Park known for its natural beauty and tranquil surroundings. Loch Lomond is largest inland body of water in Great Britain and is renowned for its breathtaking beauty. Likely to visit charming village of Balloch on southern tip of lake. Have the option to take Boat Cruise on Loch Lomond, allowing to admire stunning landscapes, rugged mountains and peaceful islands. Also have a chance to disembark on picturesque Inchailloch Island, where can explore nature trails.

Stirling Castle is one of Scotland's most important historical sites, situated on a commanding Hilltop, castle offers panoramic views of surrounding countryside. Within its walls can visit Great Hall, magnificent banqueting hall decorated with colorful tapestries and Royal Palace, where can see beautifully restored rooms and learn about royal residents of the past. The castle's exhibits and displays provide insights into Scotland's history including its famous battles like Battle of Stirling Bridge and Battle of Bannockburn. Explore 

The Kelpies are a pair of towering Horse-head sculptures standing 30 meters tall created by sculptor Andy Scott as a tribute to Horse-powered heritage of Scotland. The tour may take you to The Helix, a parkland near Falkirk, where The Kelpies are located. Have opportunity to admire these magnificent structures up close, walk around the park and learn about the inspiration behind their design. The Kelpies are particularly enchanting when illuminated at night.Overnight in Edinburgh. 

Meal: Breakfast & Dinner

Check out & proceed to Edinburgh station to board the train departing to Inverness. Arrive Inverness often referred to as "Gateway to Highlands" as It is surrounded by beautiful landscapes including Scottish Highlands, Loch Ness and Culloden Battlefield. The city has a mix of architectural styles, blending historic buildings with modern developments. River Ness flows through city center and is a scenic spot for walks and enjoying riverside ambiance. On arrival check in hotel & free time. Overnight in Inverness.

Meal: Breakfast & Dinner

(Scottish Highlands, Loch Ness, Culloden Battlefield, Castle Street, Ness Bank, Bank Street, Bishops Road, Dochgarroch Lock, Tomnahurich Bridge)

Proceed to visit Scottish Highlands region known for its rugged mountains, vast Lochs (Lakes), picturesque Glens and dramatic Coastlines haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering opportunities for Hiking, Climbing, Wildlife spotting and Scenic Drives. Highlands are renowned for their untouched landscapes including iconic landmarks like Ben Nevis (highest mountain in UK), Glencoe and Isle of Skye. Loch Ness one of Scotland's most famous lochs and is renowned for its mythical resident, Loch Ness Monster, or "Nessie." The loch stretches for approximately 23 miles and is incredibly deep. Option to take boat tours to explore loch, visit Loch Ness Centre and Exhibition to learn about the legend and enjoy scenic beauty of surrounding area. Culloden Battlefield significant historical site for the final battle of Jacobite Rising in 1746, where Jacobites, led by Bonnie Prince Charlie, were defeated by British government forces. Battlefield is now a memorial center, offering an insight into the conflict and its impact on Scottish history. Castle Street historic street that leads up to Inverness Castle lined with shops, cafes and restaurants making it vibrant area for shopping and dining. From Castle Street, can access castle grounds and enjoy views over River Ness and city. Ness Bank picturesque street that runs along the banks of the River Ness offering scenic views of river, city and surrounding landscape. It is popular spot for leisurely walks, picnics and enjoying peaceful ambiance of riverfront. Bank Street bustling street that runs parallel to River Ness & home to variety of shops, boutiques, cafes and restaurants making it a vibrant area for shopping and dining experiences. Bishops Road scenic road that stretches along eastern side of River Ness offering lovely views of river and surrounding greenery. It is often used by walkers and cyclists as a peaceful route to explore outskirts of Inverness. Dochgarroch Lock a picturesque lock on Caledonian Canal is a popular spot for Boat-watching and enjoying tranquil canal surroundings. Tomnahurich Bridge, also known as "Bridge of Divination," is a historic bridge that crosses Caledonian Canal and offers scenic views of surrounding area. 

Meal: Breakfast & Dinner

(Glasgow Cathedral, Kelvingrove Park, Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, Riverside Museum, Glasgow Science Centre, Glasgow Green, St. Andrews Square, Clyde Street)

Check out & proceed to Inverness station to board the train departing to Glasgow. Arrive Glasgow situated on banks of River Clyde in western Lowlands of Scotland is national cultural hub and home to prestigious institutions like Scottish Opera, Scottish Ballet and National Theatre. It also houses acclaimed Museums and enjoys vibrant Music scene. As fifth-most visited city in United Kingdom, Glasgow attracts a significant number of tourists. Glasgow City served as host for 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26), held at SEC Centre, city's main events venue. In addition, Glasgow successfully hosted 2014 Commonwealth Games, demonstrating its ability to organize major international events. Upon arrival visit Glasgow Cathedral also known as St. Mungo's Cathedral is one of finest examples of Medieval architecture. The cathedral dates back to 2th century featuring stunning stained glass windows and intricate stone carvings. Kelvingrove Park picturesque green space with Tree-lined paths, Duck pond, Victorian-style flower gardens is a popular spot for picnics, leisurely walks and outdoor activities. Visit Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum which showcases vast collection of Art, Artifacts and Natural History exhibits. It houses works by renowned artists like Salvador Dalí, Rembrandt and Vincent van Gogh. Riverside Museum is dedicated to history of transport featuring wide range of Vintage Cars, Bicycles, Trams and Ships allowing to explore the evolution of transportation over centuries. Glasgow Science Centre popular attraction for Science enthusiasts of all ages, offering interactive exhibits, planetarium shows and an IMAX cinema.  Glasgow Green city's oldest Parks offers peaceful retreat from urban environment. It features beautiful Gardens, Monuments, hosts events such as music festivals and outdoor concerts. St. Andrews Square bustling public square surrounded by elegant Georgian buildings is a vibrant area with shops, restaurants and cafes, offering lively atmosphere. Clyde Street runs along River Clyde offering picturesque views of water. It is lined with notable buildings including Custom House and iconic Finnieston Crane. Later check in hotel & Overnight in Glasgow.

Meal: Breakfast & Dinner

Check out & transfer to Glasgow Station to board the train departing to Windermere. Arrive Windermere & proceed to check in hotel. Day at leisure. Overnight in Windermere.

Meal: Breakfast & Dinner

(Lake District, World of Beatrix Potter in Bowness-on-Windermere, Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway, Baddeley Memorial Clock, St Mary's Church in Ambleside, Orrest Head, Holehird Gardens, Brockhole Gardens, Wray Castle, Claife Viewing Station)

Proceed to Lake District largest natural lake renowned for its stunning natural beauty and picturesque landscapes, surrounded by Rolling Hills and Mountains. Take Boat trips, rent Kayaks, Paddleboards or simply relax on the shores and enjoy tranquil beauty of lake. World of Beatrix Potter in Bowness-on-Windermere is museum dedicated to life and works of beloved children's author. Explore exhibits showcasing Peter Rabbit, Jemima Puddle-Duck and other characters from Beatrix Potter's stories. Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway heritage steam railway runs between Haverthwaite and Lakeside, offering a nostalgic journey through scenic countryside. Enjoy picturesque views of surrounding landscape as travel on vintage steam trains. Baddeley Memorial Clock is a distinctive landmark and tribute to James Baddeley, local benefactor. Clock tower is an intricate structure with detailed carvings and provides focal point in the town. St Mary's Church in Ambleside, is an ancient place of worship with rich history. The church features beautiful stained glass windows and holds regular services, as well as hosting cultural events. Orrest Head popular viewpoint offers panoramic vistas of surrounding mountains and Lake Windermere. It is a relatively easy hike and provides rewarding outlook over stunning landscape. Holehird Gardens peaceful horticultural haven feature variety of Plants, Flowers and well-maintained lawns, making it serene place to stroll and appreciate natural surroundings. Brockhole Gardens sprawling estate with beautiful Gardens, Woodland trails and adventure playgrounds. It also serves as Lake District Visitor Centre, offering information about region. Wray Castle is Victorian neo-gothic mansion, explore its grand interiors, enjoy walks in surrounding woodland. Claife Viewing Station an 18th-century building that served as viewpoint for tourists, has been restored and offers panoramic views. 

Meal: Breakfast & Dinner

Check out & proceed to Windermere station to board the train departing to London. Arrive London & transfer to check in hotel. London is Capital city of England and United Kingdom on River Thames. It is one of world's most important cities with rich History and diverse Cultural offerings. City is also known for its world-class Restaurants, Shopping and Nightlife. London is major centre of Business, Finance and Culture with population of over 8 million people. The city has temperate Maritime Climate with mild winters and cool summers. London is famous for its Public Transportation System including iconic Red Double Decker Buses and Underground also known as "Tube". City is also known for its green spaces, including Hyde Park and Regent's Park. Overnight in London.

Meal: Breakfast & Dinner

(Tower of London, Changing the Guard" at Buckingham Palace, Tower Bridge, Piccadilly Circus, Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, Trafalgar Square, Palace of Westminster)

Explore London City by visiting Tower of London Historic Castle, Fortress having long and fascinating history, been used as Royal Palace, Prison and Place of execution over centuries. Today, Tower of London is popular tourist attraction and Museum where can learn about its rich history and view number of important Artifacts like St Edward's Crown oldest and most important pieces of Crown Jewels. It was first made for Coronation of King Charles II and is used to crown Monarch during Coronation Ceremony. The crown is made of Gold and Decorated with Diamonds, Emeralds, Sapphires and other Precious Stones. Imperial State Crown another important part of Crown Jewels and worn by Monarch on important state occasions, such as State Opening of Parliament. It was made for Coronation of King George VI and is made of Gold and set with thousands of Diamonds, Pearls and other Precious Stones. It is also topped with cross and famous Koh-I-Noor Diamond largest and most famous diamonds in world. It is 106-Carat Diamond with long and fascinating history, having been owned by various rulers and monarchs over centuries. Koh-I-Noor diamond was originally mined in India and has long and storied history, having been owned by various rulers and empires over centuries before coming into possession of British Crown. Today it is set into front of Queen Mother's Crown, which is part of Crown Jewels collection at Tower of London museum. Witness “Changing the Guard" is traditional ceremony that takes place outside Buckingham Palace in London. Ceremony involves the Changing of Guard, which is group of soldiers who are responsible for protecting palace and Queen. The soldiers wear iconic red tunics and tall black hats known as bearskins and they march in formation to the sound of military music which lasts around 45 minutes. Tower Bridge - Suspension Bridge located on River Thames was designed to allow large ships to pass through while still maintaining connection between North and South sides of river. Tower Bridge is popular tourist attraction and one of London's most iconic landmarks. Walk across bridge and enjoy views of city from its high-level walkways. Also museum located inside bridge's Two Towers, which tells story of Bridge's construction and History. Unique features of Tower Bridge is its hydraulic system, which was used to raise and lower the bridge's bascules (the two halves of the bridge that lift up to allow ships to pass through). Today, the bascules are raised less frequently, but one can still witness process during scheduled lift times. Tower Bridge also often featured in Movies, TV shows and other Media. Piccadilly Circus famous public square located in the heart of London known for its brightly lit Billboards and Electronic displays as well as for its status as popular gathering spot. Westminster Abbey historic Church has been site of numerous Royal Coronations and Weddings, as well as final resting place of many British Monarchs and other notable figures. Big Ben is nickname for Great Bell of clock located in Clock Tower of Palace of Westminster, which is also known as the Houses of Parliament. The tower itself is often referred to as Big Ben, but name actually refers only to Bell. River Thames major waterway that runs through London and is an important part of city's history and culture. It has been used for transportation, trade and recreation for centuries and is home to several iconic landmarks including Tower Bridge, London Eye and Houses of Parliament. Trafalgar Square famous public square known for its iconic Nelson's Column Statue and its Fountains, as well as for its role as gathering place for protests and celebrations. Trafalgar Square is also home to the National Gallery, one of the world's most important art museums. Houses of Parliament also known as Palace of Westminster, is the seat of the UK's government. The building's iconic architecture including Clock Tower with Big Ben, has made it one of London's most recognizable landmarks. Overnight in London.

Meal: Breakfast & Dinner

(London Eye, Hyde Park, Madame Tussauds Wax Museum)

Explore London City by visiting London Eye, also known as the Millennium Wheel, is a giant Ferris wheel, stands at 135 meters tall and has 32 capsules each of which can hold up to 25 people. Ride takes approximately 30 minutes to complete, giving ample time to take in stunning views. Capsules are air-conditioned and rotate slowly as wheel turns, allowing to see landmarks such as Big Ben, Houses of Parliament and St. Paul's Cathedral from a unique perspective. Hyde Park one of London's largest and famous parks, covering over 350 acres offering wide range of activities and attractions. Park features beautiful Gardens, Lakes, Fountains and variety of outdoor sculptures and artworks. It is also home to several famous landmarks like Serpentine Lake, Diana Memorial Fountain and Speakers' Corner, where people gather to express their opinions on various topics. Hyde Park is popular destination for outdoor recreation with activities such as Boating, Cycling, Horse Riding available. There are also several sports facilities including Tennis Courts and running track. Throughout the year, Hyde Park hosts variety of events and festivals including Concerts, Food Markets and Cultural Celebrations. One of the most popular events is Winter Wonderland which takes place during holiday season and features an ice rink, Christmas market and other festive activities. Visit Madame Tussauds Wax Museum features incredibly lifelike wax figures of Celebrities, Historical figures and other famous people. Museum was founded by Marie Tussaud, skilled wax sculptor who began creating wax figures of famous people in late 18th century. Marie Tussaud eventually moved to London, where she opened her first museum in 1835. Museum features over 300 wax figures with many of most famous and iconic figures from around world represented. Wax Museum figures actors such as Tom Cruise, Angelina Jolie, Benedict Cumberbatch, Musicians such as Beyoncé, Justin Bieber, Lady Gaga. Museum also features range of sports stars including Usain Bolt, David Beckham, Muhammad Ali and political figures such as Barack Obama, Theresa May and Donald Trump. Museum also features many Indian figures such as Amitabh Bachchan, Mahatma Gandhi, Shah Rukh Khan, Virat Kohli, Sachin Tendulkar, Hrithik Roshan, Salman Khan, Narendra Modi & many more. Many of figures are dressed in authentic costumes and museum has a team of expert sculptors and artists who work to create new figures and update existing ones. In addition to wax figures museum features range of interactive exhibits and attractions. Marvel Superheroes 4D cinema features range of thrilling experiences like immersive 3D cinema and special effects such as wind, water and smoke. Star Wars experience allows to step into world of popular franchise with life-size figures of characters such as Darth Vader, Yoda and Chewbacca. Spirit of London ride takes on journey through history of city, with animatronics, special effects, and other interactive elements. Explore Chamber of Horrors which features wax figures of some of most notorious criminals in history, including Jack the Ripper and Kray Twins. Overnight in London.

Meal: Breakfast & Dinner

Check out & transfer to Airport, after check in procedures board the flight departing to your next destination. Tour ends with memories to cherish life time.

Meal: Breakfast