Tourism Characteristics of Lake District National Park in Britain

The Lake District, called "the back garden" by the British themselves, is located on the northwest coast of England, near the Scottish border Fiona Fang, covering an area of 2,300 square kilometers. There are 16 lakes of different sizes. It is listed as a national park in 195 1, which is the largest among the national parks in England and Wales1/kloc-0. It has Scarfield Peak, the highest peak in England, and Lake Windermere, the largest lake in England. Cambri Mountain runs through the lake area and divides the lake area into three areas: south, north and west. The largest town in the northern part of the Lake District is Kasik. There is a large flat grassland in the lake area. When you come here in spring and summer, you can see very beautiful scenery. In the sun, the lake is sparkling, swans swim gracefully, and not far away, all kinds of sails decorate it. Unwilling waterfowl sometimes fly over the water, sometimes go ashore with swans and swim around tourists. Strolling here, you can avoid the noise of the city and enjoy the quiet and elegant pastoral life. The accommodation here is very good, ranging from warm and comfortable country family hotels to luxurious hotels with beautiful lake views. Visitors can choose at will. There are also many high-quality hotels, guesthouses and award-winning restaurants offering delicious food.

In the Lake District, many famous English poets and writers have lived and created here for many years. Wordsworth, the founder of the famous English romantic poetry, and his sister Dorothy lived here for a long time. Wordsworth, Coleridge and Southey are called "lake poets", and this "lake" refers to the beautiful lakes in the English Lake District. Beatrix Potter, a famous children's literature writer, has lived in the Lake District for many years. She met her husband by the lake, lived by the lake and spent half her life guarding this beautiful lake. Her Story of Peter Rabbit (1902) was also triggered by lakes and mountains.

The Lake District in Britain is the hometown of the British people, and many British people love this land very much. There are many beautiful villages, lively markets full of human feelings, ancient streets and buildings in Britain, which make people linger. Reading, drinking tea, football, beer and traveling are the main leisure ways of the British. Therefore, it has a unique position in British tourism. Many British people have been to the Lake District many times, or lived in the Lake District for a certain period of time. The brand awareness, recognition and reputation of Lake District are high, and the brand association is rich. It is romantic, unrestrained, emotional, casual and even a little sentimental, more of a feeling. As the owners of the brand of Lake District-the tourism departments of Britain and Lake District, they deeply understand the spiritual essence of Lake District. Therefore, when building a brand lake area, they strengthen this poetic association all the time.