Scotland you beauty: falling in love with you little bit more...

Scotland is a picturesque land of snow-capped mountains, verdant landscapes, and breathtaking scenic beauty. It has given the world some of the most famous whiskies, and its distilleries like Talisker are renowned worldwide. Even the world-famous Jack Daniels has its origins in Scotland, while Glenlivet and Glenfiddich are named after the beautiful valleys of Scotland.

Scotland is a treat to the eyes and a respite from the hectic daily life. For those planning a four-day trip from London, here is an itinerary that covers the best of Scotland:

Day 1: Edinburgh
Spend around four hours exploring Edinburgh. Visit the old coffee shop that serves amazing coffee and then head to Royal Mile to witness the city's rich history and beauty. The view from the palace is mesmerizing, and you might even recognize it from Hollywood and Bollywood movies. After exploring Edinburgh, take a bus to the car rental owner's place, pick up your rental car, and drive to Fort William. Stay in a budgeted hotel for the night.

Day 2: Fort William
Start the day with breakfast at McDonald's and then head out for a scenic drive. Stop along the way to capture some breathtaking views. Reach the Old Man of Storr and hike for 45 minutes. The view from the Old Man of Storr is surreal and awe-inspiring. After exploring the area, head to your Airbnb, which is ideally located near the High Street, offering a variety of food options. Try the famous Scottish dish, haggis, along with a chicken burger and fries.

Day 3: Fairy Pools
Begin the day early and head out to Fairy Pools. This beautiful waterfall is a great place to have fun with friends and family, especially during the summer months when you can swim in the pools. The beauty of the waterfall is awe-inspiring, and the view is worth capturing. From Fairy Pools, head back to Fort William and visit an amazing pub where the drinks are cheaper than London. For dinner, visit an Indian restaurant and try the lamb and naan, which is cooked to perfection.

Day 4: Edinburgh
Head back to Edinburgh to catch your train back to London. Spend some time roaming around Royal Mile, have lunch and dinner, and then head to Waverley Station to catch your train.

Scotland is a must-visit destination for anyone who loves nature, beauty, and adventure. After visiting Scotland, you might even be inspired to follow the popular TV series, Vikings.