Looking at all the beautiful waterfalls and wildlife will remind us of what we have to be grateful for, which we can often forget in the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Enjoy the serene and tranquil atmosphere and remember praising your Lord is also an act of Ibadah.
Immerse yourself in nature and reflect on all of the Almighty’s splendid creations.
What the Lakes do have, however, is an abundance of natural beauty. Within the Lake District, there are no mosques or prayer facilities, but they can be found just over an hour's drive away in the major cities close by, such as Bolton and Manchester. Make the most out of a halal-friendly weekend trip From London, the journey would take around 3 hours by train and 5 hours by car. For those who do not drive, there are direct trains from Manchester that are approximately an hour from the Lakes and national coaches. Anyone who lives a bit further away can get a train, plane or bus to the city of Manchester, where a car can be rented. The Lakes are well connected to the rest of the UK via the motorways, and many may opt to travel by means of car, as part of a road trip with atmospheric views to appreciate on the drive. Read on to plan your enchanting weekend in the fairytale land, which is closer to home than you may think. This natural wonder hidden within the hills and fells of the country will give you all the excitement you need for a halal-friendly family getaway. Find your way up to England’s highest mountain, Scafell Pike, standing at an astonishing 978 metres high and swim in the waters of Wastwater Lake, the deepest in all of England. Not only do all of the aforementioned attract tourists from all over, but the Lakes also boast captivating wildlife, exciting hiking trails and water sports, and scenic cycling routes. The unique area situated in the North of England, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, home to 16 beautiful lakes, including the famous Lake Windermere and 150 adventurous peaks. With mesmerising miles of beauty to captivate you, and all the shades of green lining the rolling hills, blue-coloured hues in the fells and the golden glow on the mountain tops, explore what England proudly calls the Lake District National Park, which is 600,000 acres large, making it the country's largest.
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