Culloden Battlefield

The Karoden Battlefield is a museum that remembers the Kaldeng Battle. It covers a very large area. Several pointer buildings are still there. The museum retains some ancient weapons and items. The most worth mentioning is that there is an exhibition hall inside, with white walls on all sides. After the visitors enter, they will start to show the Kaldeng War Epidemic! I cried, and the army came in all directions, and watched the Scots with their swords against the guns of the English army! With the egg-strike, the battle was broken, the roar of the enemy, the roar of guns, the attack to the center point (where I stood), the experience, super terror, although Scotland was dead and wounded, but won! So Scotland existed later.

The old battlefield of Culloden , what I liked very much was the first part of their exhibition, explaining the whole background of the war, the scene when the war happened, and the people who died. If you take pictures, the scenery is very general. But that feeling of war should have left a deep hole in Scotland's history.

One of the stops of the legendary tour of the ancient battlefield, the Battle of Carloden was the most tragic battle in the history of Scotland and England. Now it is a large meadow, not far from the exhibition hall is a primitive cabin, very historical.

The Carrollden Battlefield was the last land war on the British mainland more than 200 years ago, the most tragic and humiliating battle in Scotland's history. The battlefield is now declaring a World Heritage Site.

The Carolden Battlefield is an ancient battlefield near Inverness, now a scenic and vast park where more than 200 years ago the English and Scots had a tragic war that was hard for Scots to forget.