Is it better to travel to England or America?

Traveling abroad to Britain or America is like asking you whether to eat rice or steamed bread. Everyone will have a different answer.

The following are some suggestions based on my personal experience in these two countries:

1. American Tourism: The United States receives countless tourists from all over the world every year, and its rich cultural and natural landscapes attract many tourists. There are several must-see tourist attractions in the United States, including Hollywood on the outskirts of Los Angeles, the Statue of Liberty in new york, Central Park in new york, Empire State Building, Fifth Avenue, hawaii volcanoes national park in Hawaii, Niagara Falls in new york, Broadway, Golden Gate Bridge in California, Jiuquhua Street in California, Yellowstone National Park, Highway 1 and Colorado Grand Canyon. If time is slow, you can choose to travel freely.

Tourism in Britain: There are several famous scenic spots in Britain, including London Eye, Tower Bridge, Buckingham Palace, British Museum, Stonehenge, Greenwich Observatory, Thames Fragments Building and so on. Basically, I have been there, but because I am traveling with a group, I have not arranged to go to Oxford and Cambridge University. Besides, I regret missing Shakespeare's hometown. I sincerely suggest that you choose a self-help tour or a free in-depth tour to deeply feel the charm of this beautiful country with a long history.

The specific trip to the United States and Britain may depend on many factors such as your time, budget and purpose. It is suggested to do your homework in advance and carefully understand the historical, natural and cultural characteristics of the two countries.

But in fact, when it comes to the roughness of the United States and the meticulousness of Britain, you really need to feel it yourself.

This question, two cultures are different, if there is an opportunity, of course, we will go and see it. This is like asking whether it is better to travel to Xinjiang or Tibet, each has its own advantages, and there is no way to say which is better.

If you can only go to one place and you have enough money and time, go to America. After all, the United States has a vast territory, and Britain may not be as big as a state. The landscape is vast and the regional culture spans a lot.

Britain has a beautiful lake area, a combination of modern and classical London, a beautiful Welsh village and Edinburgh, the center of dark culture in the Middle Ages. The United States has typical modern city new york, beautiful, enthusiastic and fun California, Las Vegas, a city that never sleeps, the Grand Canyon with horseshoe bend, Antelope Valley, Death Valley, Yosemite and other natural beauty. It's good to see them all when you have a chance.

Is it better to travel to England or America? Let me analyze some experiences in my life.

My best friend in high school is going to immigrate to America. Although I knew she had this plan several years ago, there are few opportunities to meet in different places now. It is ok for me to travel to America to meet, but I just feel so sad and reluctant. I wonder what I've been doing these years. I keep in touch with my old friends less and less, and I know few new friends. It seems that I am so happy that I have shrunk into my own small circle … I have too many emotions … I wish you all the best!

I still recommend going to America, where I can learn authentic English and make good friends with students from all over the world.

At first, my old classmates thought that I was just traveling to the United States to send pictures and there would be interaction, but later I found out that this boy was ordinary and his grades were not as good as ours. Then why did he go to live in the United States? Gradually, it became stale, and everything was silent, just because I was an ordinary person they were so familiar with.

Of course there are such friends. After arriving in America, we had a private chat. We all like America very much and absolutely don't want to go back. But for the sake of the constant network of friends in China, we send some patriotic content from time to time to show that "my heart is still from China, even though I have a green card in my hand". My friends say there is nothing I can do, but I understand. But I can't do it myself. Therefore, it is good not to send a circle of friends.

Anyway, 100% UK.

Going to England is the first choice.

Traveling to England is the first choice.

I have lived in England for half a year. Still haven't been to many places. Living in the ancient city of Bath, 99% of tourists here only stay for three hours. I don't think I've played in this town. I like England better than London. The beauty of Britain is more reflected in the countryside. Or North Wales, the Scottish Highlands.

Now, due to diplomatic reasons, currency exchange rate fluctuates greatly, and national relations, I personally don't recommend traveling to Britain and the United States for the time being.

The following is a serious answer:

The two countries have their own cultural landscapes and their own characteristics. Britain has the elegance of Europe, while the United States is vast and rich in resources.

If you go to America, you can visit modern cities, high-tech development and natural landscapes. Because of the large size of the United States, it takes more time to travel, and both the east coast and the west coast can change planes.

Britain is relatively more elegant, a classical town, a world-famous university, and quite aristocratic.

Britain is the same as the United States, but it is more suitable to go to the United States, because the United States is vast and rich in resources, and people who like to travel are more suitable.

Might as well come to Thailand.