It's best time to plan your summer with great events in Britain

Are you bored of your normal routine!!!You need a break? You have a perfect holiday plan in Britain this summer. There is a grand celebration in Britain. Explore events up and down the country. It's best time to plan your summer with great events. 

There is something magical about seeing colorful hot air balloons fill the sky. If you are in the south west of England this summer, don’t miss the Bristol International Balloon Fiesta, at Ashton Court Estate at 10 am on  13 August, 2017. Now in its 39th year since Europe’s largest annual meeting of hot air balloons draws thousands of spectators, who come to see the stunning dawn and dusk mass ascents and night glows.

Each summer, more than 800 writers and thinkers from across the globe gather in Scotland’s capital for the Edinburgh Book Festival. This year’s festival takes place from 12-28 August, in parallel with the Edinburgh International Festival.

Set against the backdrop of Edinburgh Castle, the Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo is a highlight of the Scottish calendar. Every year around 220,000 people come to watch the stunning display of military pageantry, performed by bands from the British Armed Forces, the Commonwealth, and military teams from around the globe.

The oldest and biggest annual sailing regatta in the world, Cowes Week is a highlight of the British sporting calendar. It is taking place on the Solent in the stretch of water between southern England and the Isle of Wight. This year’s event runs from 29 July to 5 August.

The Great British Beer Festival turns 40 this year, so if you are in the UK capital from 8-12 August, come along to London’s Olympia exhibition centre and raise a glass to celebrate. There will of course be a wide range of quality real ale to sample, from mellow session beers to strong IPAs and international craft beers.

Edinburgh International Festival is the biggest annual performing arts festival in the UK. Founded in 1947, it brings together some of the most exciting creative artists working in the world today, from contemporary and classical music to theater, opera, dance, and visual art. This year’s event runs from 4 to 28 August.

Notting Hill is one of London’s most prestigious and expensive neighbourhoods, made famous by the Richard Curtis film that takes its name, and is populated by wealthy bankers and politicians. But for two days every August Bank Holiday it goes back to its roots, when up to two million revellers descend on the district along with nearby Ladbroke Grove and Westbourne Park for Europe's biggest street party and a celebration of Caribbean culture, community, tradition, food and music. This year Notting  Hill Carnival is celebrated on August 27.

Herstmonceux Castle, near Hastings in the south of England is the setting for the annual England's Medieval Festival which this year takes place from 26-28 August. The festivities start with a colourful costumed parade, accompanied by drummers and giant carnival puppets. This is then followed by a huge medieval battle, when more than 500 people from re-enactment groups around Europe stage the battle of the Houses of York and Lancaster, complete with volleys of arrows and cannon fire. The main attraction is the royal arena, a large roped-off area of a field, which hosts jousting tournaments and falconry displays at specified times during each day.

TV chef Jamie Oliver and Alex James will once again be hosting The Big Feastival on Alex's idyllic farm in the Cotswolds. Held over three days from 25-27 August, it promises a weekend celebration of music, food and family fun. Demos start in the display kitchens at 11.30am on Friday morning and 10.30am on Saturday and Sunday and fill up fast, so get there early if you want a good seat.

When it comes to ‘must-do’ international events, it's highly probable that the quirky World Bog Snorkelling Championship is not even on your radar. Yet this offbeat sporting event, which takes place every summer in Llanwrtyd Wells in Mid Wales, is actually one definitely not to be missed. This year's fixture is on Sunday, 27 August.

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