"The nightmare has begun", that's the first thought that ran through my mind.
For a journey of 1 hour and 30 minutes, I am seeing nothing but green field with cows and old-fashioned houses. And the sight continued even after the sign 'Welcome to Bath'.
Worse, I cant see any modern infrastructure within the radius of 500m.
Believe me, the feeling of isolation begun as the vehicle stopped in front of a old, creepy and torn house...which, turns out to be my hostel.

However, as the saying goes, 'dont judge a book by its cover', I discovered that Bath is a dream come true. When I first step into the city centre, I was greeted with artistic and elegant buildings which houses popular shops or cafes such as Marks n Spencer, HMV, Starbucks, Ted Baker, Levis, H&M, Nando's MCd and many others. Being in a shopping paradise while admiring the city's fine and exquisite architectural treasures, it was truly remarkable how Bath host modern lifestyle while still upholding its old-fashioned heritage and cultures. Bath truly lives up to its expectations a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
Here are some of the pictures to be shared with u guyz...