A small wonderland in North Wales.

North Wales three-day tour of the paradise on earth Go to North Wales, the scenery is so beautiful that it is like a paradise on earth We live in the heart of Bangor Day 1: Went to the pier (£0.50 per person), Roman Camp (nothing there just a field of flowers), went to Bangor University and some charity shops. Found a little dress and necklace in a cute shop. It takes half an hour to take a train from Bangor and it costs 7 pounds to get to Holyhead, the westernmost town. You can go to the beach and there is an abandoned Soldier Point House. There are many nice cottages and small houses. It is very leisurely. The next day: We took a bus from Bangor to a waterfall (see Figure 2). It’s quite unpopular. Most people go to Snowdonia to climb mountains, but we went to this small hill. We didn’t have to climb much, just walked in a big circle. The scenery along the way included mountains, water, waterfalls and streams. It was very beautiful. We didn’t see any foreign tourists. It’s the largest waterfall I’ve seen in the UK! Go down the mountain and continue to take bus No. 5 to pass through many seaside towns along the way. The scenery is beautiful. We went to a beach next to Conwy. It takes half an hour to walk to the town of Conwy, where you can see Conwy Castle~ Day 3: We went to a castle near Bangor that the National Trust calls Penrhyn Castle. The interior is very large and luxurious, much more interesting than Conwy Castle. If you have any questions, there are volunteers to explain. We walked around for half a day. We walked there in 50 minutes, but you can also take a bus or drive. The ticket is 15 pounds. It has Roman architectural style, and the furnishings and furniture are well preserved! Tips The entire trip was done without driving, all by walking and public transportation It feels more convenient to have a car. The local area is sparsely populated and the people are simple and honest. It rains a lot, so be sure to wear a waterproof jacket and hiking shoes!