"National Geographic didn't lie to me" I really reached the end of the world, White Cliffs

📍Seven Sisters Cliffs The Seven Sisters Cliffs, called the "end of the world" by National Geographic, are located in southern England. They are like a natural boundary between the mountains and the sea, with a history dating back to the Cretaceous period 100 million years ago. It is said that when looking at England from the European continent, the most striking thing is this white cliff, which has become a symbol of England 🔥 ✅Seven Sisters Cliffs On the southern coastline, the Seven Sisters Cliffs are like seven fairy-like dreams, with the sea breeze blowing gently, the waves lapping, and the white cliffs shining in the sun, immersed in the embrace of nature🔥 🚉Transportation: It takes 1.5 hours to get from London Victoria Station to Eastbourne. Get off the train and take the regular bus 13X or the sightseeing bus at Brighton Station. It takes about half an hour to get to the White Cliffs🔥 ✅Must experience: They say that when looking at England from the European continent, the most striking thing is the white cliffs, which are considered a symbol of England and an indispensable location for many classic British films. Come and check it out🔥