During her two-week trip to England at the end of October, Le Tue Tinh, a tour guide living in Hoi An, spent two days, October 22-23, visiting four ancient villages.
Pictured is the Royal Crescent, a famous and most photographed tourist attraction in Bath, Somerset. The complex consists of 30 interconnected buildings, forming a 150-meter-long crescent shape, located near the city center, and was built between 1767 and 1774. It is considered "the jewel in Bath's architectural crown."
Victoria Bandstand (pictured), a five-minute walk from the city centre, offers panoramic views of the Royal Crescent and is one of the city's most popular outdoor areas.
A Vietnamese male tourist said that the weather was beautiful and sunny during his visit to Bath, allowing him to take many photos, and the village received many visitors.
Bath, a UNESCO World Heritage site located in southwest England, is the filming location for the famous movie Bridgerton and the setting for Jane Austen's novels.
From this city, visitors can book day tours to visit the Cotswolds or the nearby Stonehenge site. "Whether you want to immerse yourself in history or soak in hot springs, Bath has something for everyone," according to the travel website Viator.
In the photo, locals are seen strolling through Bath amidst the cool autumn air and vibrant golden leaves.
Located about an hour's drive from Bath is Bourton on the Water, one of England's most beautiful villages, in the Cotswolds, South Central region.
The village is famous for its honey-colored stone architecture and peaceful countryside. It has around 4,000 residents but is always bustling with various community groups and local events.
Dubbed the "Venice of the Cotswolds," the village boasts numerous attractions, photo spots, and shops, cafes, tea houses, and restaurants catering to visitors.
Visitors can spend time relaxing along the Windrush River, which is crossed by five arched bridges. Originating in the small village of Taddington 16 km away, the Windrush meanders for about 56 km to Newbridge in Oxfordshire before emptying into the River Thames.
Pictured is Victoria Hall, the village hall, situated beside the Windrush River.
According to Mr. Tinh, depending on the season and day of the week, Bourton on the Water presents many different appearances. On sunny holidays and weekends, it is bustling with visitors. Therefore, if you want to take beautiful photos and avoid the crowds, you should come in the early morning or late afternoon.
Pictured is a peaceful country road in Castle Combre, a parish village in Wiltshire, 16 km from Bath.
Castle Combe boasts many picturesque walking paths, frequently featured in British films. Famous films that have been shot in the village include Stephen Spielberg's The Wolf Man, Stardust, and War Horse.
The village dates back to the 12th century and is notable for its houses built of honey-colored stone – a characteristic architectural style of the Cotswold region.
St Andrew's Church is a popular tourist attraction, dating back to the 13th century. The church features a faceless clock, one of the oldest in England. Visitors will also find several pubs and upscale hotels with golf courses in the village.
Cakes and bouquets of flowers, handmade by locals for sale, are products that can be purchased to enjoy on the spot or given as gifts.
The weather in England is constantly changing. It can be sunny one moment and cloudy the next, often with fog. Luckily, on the day he visited the village, it was sunny, allowing him to capture a panoramic view of the golden autumn.
Lower Slaughter, a village in Gloucestershire, is a stunning autumn destination. A stroll through Lower Slaughter feels like walking through a beautiful oil painting.
Lower Slaughter is built on both banks of the River Eye. The village's name derives from the Old English word "slough," meaning "wetland." The village also has a slow-flowing stream, with two pedestrian bridges crossing it. This stream also leads to its twin village, Upper Slaughter.
Upper Slaughter, the twin village located right next to Lower Slaughter, is a must-visit destination for those wanting to "hunt" for the golden autumn colors.
"If you come to England in the autumn, you'll understand what it feels like to step into a fairytale garden," Tinh said.
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