When you visit Scottish city Glasgow, there are some typical places you should visit, like Glasgow Cathedral, museums and galleries, George Square, Necropolis, Botanic Gardens and Kibble Palace, The Lighthouse. However, if you want more off the grid and photo-focused trip or you want to spend half a day in the countryside, then exploring this two beautiful nature’s treasures are just right for you.

This guide to Finnich Glen and the lone tree on Loch Lomond is here to inspire you and to show you how many great, awe-inspiring places there are in Scotland.

This circular loop explores the southern half of the Isle of Kerrera with extension to the northern tip where there is a monument to David Hutcheson, one of the founders of the Caledonian MacBrayne Ferry service.

On this route, you can enjoy good views out to other islands and the mainland, and explore the well-preserved remains of Gylen Castle.

Torridon is home to some of Scotland’s most magnificent mountain panoramas and a paradise for hikers, climbers and nature lovers. It is also worth stopping for a couple of days while driving the North Coast 500 around northern Scotland.

The Alay region is one of the best places for trekking in Kyrgyzstan, with endless variations of treks you can take ranging from the day hike to multi-day treks. The Alay Valley is a remote and stunning corner of Kyrgyzstan, famous for its amazing landscapes with the main object of tourist interest is Lenin Peak, the second largest peak in Kyrgyzstan.