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ISLE OF SKYE is an island located on the West Coast of Scotland, it’s connected by bridge to Scotland’s Northwest coast. The Highlands is actually have so much to offer, it serves  you nothing but a delight for the eyes.  It took us 6 hours drives from Glasgow to reach the first destination, The Old Man of Storr. The storr offers a rocky hill overlooking the beautiful scenery of lake and other summits. The fun fact about this place is that it get it’s name because of the rocks outline resemble the face of an old man (tho in fact i couldn't really see the similarity 😅).  To reach to the top, we have to walk for about one and a half hour (with no stop, obviously) of the step hills. IT IS exhausting, at least for me because i couldn't stand the supppppper crazy wind, yet i can guarantee it will worth the hike. I mean, look at the view we got along the way! Our second destination was Loch Mealt, it is a lake near The Storr which had a fairly waterf...

Scots struggles It is true that we are now having a very good time here, in Scotland, but there are also struggles that make our days here difficult. We won’t be talking about the exams and university courses because we believe that studying is always hard no matter where you are in this world (lol). In this post, we will be sharing about the struggles in our everyday life in Scotland! *This is written based purely on our own experiences* 1.      Accents Scottish people are known for having unique and strong accent, especially, Glaswegian accent. Our first few weeks here were quite tough as we did not fully understand what people say (one of the reasons for not being able to understand is of course our English proficiency). It took us awhile to get used to the speed and the way people talk. But, once you understand, you will realise that people here are one of the friendliest people that you will ever meet! 2.      ...

Supermarkets Around the University of Strathclyde   ◎ The recommendation of local supermarket Hi fellows, are you preparing to come to Glasgow city downtown for either study or travel? We all know that having a great meal can change you or your girlfriend's or bouyfriend's emotion better. So, you coming to the right place. We are going to share some popular supermarket both local and Chinese. We will start from the local which are Aldi, Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Mark & Spencer. They are all close to University of Strathclyde, I bet you don't wanna go to far and get food, only takes 5-20 minutes walk from University of Strathclyde depend on which one you wanna go. First thing first, Aldi, it is close around University of Strathclyde, which 5 minutes by foot. You can get almost any ingredients in Aldi, such as any vegetable, meat, fruit, eggs, beverage, etc. For quality is okay, at lease, most people go to there every evening after 5 pm, especially on Friday; in...

Exclusive Packing List for Asian Students It is undeniable to say that living abroad, especially in western countries, is sometimes inconvenient for us as an Asian student. So, we, as your ‘ Glasweg ian guidance’, will recommend useful packing-list that is exclusively tailored-made for the Asians! 1. Heattech The first thing that you need to know before you arrive in Scotland is that IT IS ((SUPER)) COLD AND THE WIND IS SO STRONG IT WILL BLOW YOU AWAY so, the most important thing is to make yourself warm. ‘Heat Teach’ from Uniqlo is essential because don't have the walk-in store here in Glasgow. Even though you can purchase them online when you arrive but, somehow we feel that the deal in our own countries is cheaper! Or if not please find the UK uniqlo online store here 2. Portable Bidet If you are an Asian girl, you will understand that when we use the toilet, we need ‘WATER’ (you know it)😜. We STRONGLY recommend the ‘portable bidet’...