Allan Islands

Aran Islands The Irish language is Arain. Three limestone islands - Inishmore, Inishmaan and Inisheer - at the mouth of Galway Bay on the west coast of Ireland. As the largest island, the port of Kilronan can berth ships, and the other two islands can only berth primitive wicker boats. The islanders speak Irish. Cultivate and fish under harsh natural conditions. The structure of the stratum is Carboniferous level texture, without natural topsoil. The residents are using seaweed, sand and farmyard fertilizer limestone, without natural topsoil. Residents grow oats and potatoes in the soil made of seaweed, sand and farm manure. Another major economic activity is raising livestock. They also engage in certain fishing activities for food.

The Ellen Islands covers a total area of 47 square kilometers, with cliffs facing the Atlantic Ocean. The Arum Islands are sparsely populated and still retain their original flavor. The islanders live on agriculture and fishing. The Ellen Islands is the pearl of Ireland scattered on the Atlantic Ocean. In addition to its beautiful scenery, there are also ancient Christian relics in Ireland. In fact, the Ellen Islands is only composed of three islands. The most wonderful culture and scenery are all on the largest Inishmore Island. If you want to travel after immigrating to Ireland, you'd better arrange a whole day trip to fully enjoy a good and short time.

The roads on the island, like the rural roads on the land, are narrow and narrow, and motor vehicles and non motor vehicles are mixed, with ups and downs. Walking along the coast, whether it is farmland, folk houses or the distant sea, it is refreshing. The village on the island is clean and spotless. The boundaries of each house are separated by a low wall built of carbonaceous rocks. Cattle, horses and sheep are all raised in free range. There is no smell of livestock. It reminds people of the poem of Haizi, a poet of the hazy school: "I have a house facing the sea, and flowers bloom in spring." The famous white sand beach on the island was once the location of the film Leap Year.

The seven churches in the depths of the island are one of the earliest Christian relics in Ireland. Seven small stone churches are now only rubble, but the residents around are still willing to bury their departed relatives in the church ruins.

If you want to visit the castle on the island, you need to store your bike in the parking lot, and then spend three euros to buy a ticket. From the entrance to the castle by the sea, there is a gentle mountain road of one kilometer. All the men, women and children who come to visit rush to the castle high on the hill against the scorching sun.

This is one of the best preserved prehistoric castles in Western Europe. It covers an area of 11 acres. The outer defense wall is 30 feet high. The most magnificent one is that the rocks on the cliff side of the castle have stood in the water for thousands of years. They stand tall in the wind and waves and never retreat. This is a unique and hard to find landscape in the world.