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[#WEEK 2] United Kingdom [Part 1]

Hello guys welcome to week 2 of our world tour. This week we're gonna be visiting UK United Kingdom a country in Europe. I know you all are already aware of that, but who knows there might be someone who doesn't know that. Whoever isn't aware of that let us know in the comments below.

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The United Kingdom, made up of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, is an island nation in northwestern Europe. England - birthplace of Shakespeare and The Beatles - is home to the capital, London, a globally influential centre of finance and culture. England is also site of Neolithic Stonehenge, Bath's Roman spa and centuries-old universities at Oxford and Cambridge.

Nonetheless, the precise meaning of the colors of the flag are: White represents peace and honesty. Red symbolizes bravery, strength, and valor. Blue represents vigilance, justice, loyalty, and perseverance.

So guys there are some interesting facts about UK

1. London's transport system might be bigger than you think London has one of the oldest transport systems in the world - and also one of the largest. The 270 functioning stations of the London Underground boast over 400 escalators (the longest is at Angel in North London), but there are another 40 stations that aren't even used anymore - and that's before we even mention the famous red buses.

Did you guys know that..🤔 Who ever knew let me know in the comments below I'm really curious

2. Stonehenge is older than the Pyramids That's right, located in the south of England and one of the UK's most famous tourist attractions - Stonehenge was believed to be created in around 3000BC, meaning it's older than Egypt's pyramids.

Omg🙀😮😲. I didn't know about this. It's unbelievable right?

4. The Queen doesn't have a passport. Queen Elizabeth II has visited over 100 countries on official duties - but astonishingly, she doesn't need to have a passport. This is because British passports are issued in the name of the Queen.

The queen doesn't have a passport?? Hmmmm.. interesting.... 🤔🤔🤔

6. London has the largest library in the world The towering British Library in King's Cross, London, has over 170 million items in its catalogue.I'm sure that most of you are already aware of that.

So guys let's move on to the beaches. That part we can't obviously miss..