The summer extravaganza not to be missed in Britain

Every summer, various festivals or events are held in the rural areas or large outdoor venues in the UK, celebrating the summer season. Come and take a look at what summer celebrations you cannot miss.

Royal Ascot (June)

The Royal Ascot has a history of 250 years since its first race in 1768. It is held in the town of Ascot during the third week of June every year. This event has always been the most luxurious and extravagant horse race in the world and a significant event in the British high society social circle. From royalty and nobility to commoners, everyone celebrates this day grandly.

Goodwood Festival of Speed (Late June - July)

As the world's most prestigious, largest, and oldest racing event, the Goodwood Festival of Speed's hill climb competition and luxury car show are like a feast for car enthusiasts. Here, you can see various speed machines from different eras and fields, ranging from 19th-century steam locomotives to the latest F1 cars, from Le Mans racers to vintage cars, from debut sports cars to motorcycles.

Henley Royal Regatta (July)

The Henley Royal Regatta is a rowing event held annually in early summer on the Thames River at Henley, England. It takes place on the first weekend of July and is also one of the traditional social events in the UK, with strict dress codes for attendees.

Glastonbury Festival (End of June)

The Glastonbury Festival is the largest of all music festivals and a must-have item on your life goals list. If you are a music or party enthusiast, you definitely shouldn't miss it.

Glyndebourne Festival Opera (May-August)

The Glyndebourne Festival Opera was first held on May 28, 1934, and has since become an internationally renowned event. In addition to staging well-known operas, the festival also features many premieres of new works, attracting nearly 100,000 opera enthusiasts each year.

Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition (June-August)

The Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition has a history of 250 years. The exhibited works largely represent the trends in contemporary world art, featuring pieces from both renowned artists and emerging talents.