Ryker BeckScotland is a country with a remarkably powerful cultural identity. There are mainly five products that are vigorously associated with Scotland and with Scottish life, the world over. That are-
Shortbread- Shortbread is the Famous Scottish butter biscuits. The main ingredients, which are used to make these are- Flour, butter, white sugar.
Whisky- Scotch whisky also known as Scotch, made in Scotland. Scotch whisky comes in two main types – malt whisky and grain whisky.
Haggis- Haggis is a historic Scots dish. The main ingredients which are used to made this healthy dish are Sheep’s liver, heart and lungs, and stomach, chopped onion, oatmeal, suet etc. And really, it is very good in taste.
The Kilt – A Kilt is the traditional Scottish garment. This is a knee-length skirt-type garment which is made from wool. It is a formal dress for men, and for Scottish soldiers.
Bagpipes– Bagpipes are the ancient reed instrument, generally used in many parts of Europe, using enclosed reeds fed from a uniform reservoir of air in the order of a bag.
Therefore, Scotland became one of the top european destinations to go for a trip.
Now, If you are looking to visit Scotland then try opting for holiday shacks in Scotland where you will find them situated in picturesque surroundings. Holiday cottages in Scotland tend to be self catering so you will be able to find the perfect self catering cottage Scotland for your holiday break. Holiday cottages in Scotland come fully equipped with your home comforts such as a fully working kitchen, living areas, multiple bedrooms and dining areas. Holiday cottages in Scotland could also provide you with the little luxuries you would expect from holiday cottages in Scotland such as a living room with a burning stove, rugs on wooden floors, private gardens with picnic tables and barbeque and farmhouse style decor in the kitchen. If you’re after a peaceful and tranquil relaxing break in Scotland then holiday cottages in Scotland will suit your requirements.
As well as the beautiful surroundings on offer, holiday cottages in Scotland are normally only a short drive away from the hustle and bustle of historic towns, villages or major cities. Staying in holiday cottages in Scotland gives you the best of both worlds where you can relax and unwind in peaceful environment and also have plenty of occasions to visit local attractions. Facilities that you may find in holiday cottages in Scotland include storage or convector heaters for the cosy winter nights or late autumn evenings, private parking, private stove, open log fires, electronic systems such TV and DVD players wi fi internet, microwave, fridge/freezer, private garden with patio and picnic tables, barbeque and bedding and towels.
The location of holiday cottages in Scotland means that you are close to fishing and walking sites. Whilst staying at holiday cottages in Scotland you may wish to participate in outdoor activities such as walking, mountain biking, visiting wildlife refuge, open lake fishing, swimming, golf, bird watching or even horse riding. There are plenty of parks in Scotland that you could visit during your holiday cottages in Scotland stay such as Pentland Regional Park or Beecraigs Country Park. If you fancy adrenaline filled activities, holiday cottages in Scotland are set in rural and scenic areas which means you don’t have to travel far to go paintballing, clay shooting, aerial assault and climbing, sailing and karting.