Describe A Time You Had A Good Experience In The Countryside





"We spent a week in the countryside, hiking through the majestic mountains of British Columbia, exploring the beautiful pristine landscapes that we had never seen before."



IELTS Speaking Topics - The Countryside

Describe a time you had a good experience in the countryside

What was it? Where were you? Why was it good? And say if you would recommend it to your friends.

Sample Answer

Describe a time you had an enjoyable (good) experience in the countryside

It was a hot summer day in July, and I was driving my family home from our vacation. We had spent the last week hiking through the majestic mountains of British Columbia, exploring the beautiful landscapes that were so different than anything we had ever seen before.

The drive back to Vancouver was long, but it felt good to be home after such an adventure. I would recommend this experience to anyone looking for something new!

The variety of landscapes was a big reason why I enjoyed this experience. We spent our week hiking through the rocky mountains, exploring and admiring the beautiful countryside we had never seen before in person. It was such an incredible change from urban living!

It's important to be aware of your surroundings when venturing far off the beaten path to make sure nothing happens unexpectedly like getting lost - so watch where you go!

So many aspects of this experience were enjoyable for me. It was a nice change to get out of the city, and I loved experiencing nature up close instead of from afar like we do in Vancouver.

There are so many incredible spots you can visit when traveling through British Columbia that it's hard to pick just one thing! That being said, hiking is always an amazing way to take in everything around you - putting your feet on some new ground and appreciating the beauty and serenity all at once really changes how you see things back home.

I think what I enjoyed most about this trip was our group dynamic; exploring with people who share similar interests made for such great conversation throughout the week-long adventure! We even had time each day to relax and take in the stunning views of British Columbia.

It was our first time visiting the area and we were so glad to have such a knowledgeable guide - he knew where all the best spots were, what kind of trails would be great for us, and how to help make sure everyone had an amazing experience!

I would recommend it to anyone looking for something new or who loves nature and exploration because you can get out into the wilderness without any worries, as long as you're prepared with food, water, and a map (or GPS).





Vocabulary for IELTS

Popular words to describe the countryside
wide-open, green, peaceful, beautiful, empty, quiet, wild, barren, flat, rugged, rich, lush, desolate, wooded, rural, bleak, silent, fertile, mountainous, undulating, sleepy, remote, rocky, clean, rough, verdant, local, hostile, pastoral, bare, unspoiled, vast, picturesque, arid, gloomy, unsettled, charming, wild and rugged, primitive, attractive, inhospitable, coastal, snowy, spacious, green and open, delightful, leafy, unpaved, peaceful, glorious, sunny, semi-rural, snow-covered, fresh, idyllic, misty, drab, radiant, heavily wooded, lovely, hospitable, dreary, beautiful, lush, fragrant, pristine,

Describe an enjoyable experience you had in the countryside

In my opinion, an enjoyable experience in the countryside would be when I was on vacation with my family. We were driving to our cabin, and it was just so idyllic out there. There were lush green trees everywhere, the air smelled fresh and pristine, and we had each other.

It was perfect. I would recommend anyone who has never been to the countryside before going for a drive and see what they think of it because everyone deserves that kind of experience once in their life.

I drove through Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky (it's at least two hours from Louisville), Indiana, Illinois (Chicago is about three hours away) then back home to Oklahoma City...basically all over!

The rolling green hills of Kentucky were so gorgeous. I could've spent hours just looking at them - the way the light changed over time and how different they looked from day to night. But then we got back on the interstate, driving through flat land that was completely empty except for a few houses and barns every now and again. That's where my heart is though - on those quiet country roads with nothing but fields as far as you can see in any direction...and a lot of bugs!

I suppose it might not suit everyone. The pace of rural life is slower, for example. It might be hard to get used to living in a smaller space and with less privacy than you're accustomed to. But I don't think these are insurmountable hurdles that most people couldn't overcome if they really wanted the benefits that countryside living can offer, such as cheaper housing costs.

One reason people might not enjoy spending time in the countryside is that it's more time-consuming to travel back and forth to the city. For example, you might have a job that requires commuting one hour each way every day, and that would be really exhausting when trying to do so with rural living.

I don't think the countryside will suit everyone, but I love being close to nature! The sound of birdsong makes me happy, as does witnessing the change in seasons without any obstructions like buildings or other people getting in my view. It's also nice not having WiFi all around and feeling disconnected, which you can miss if you live near an urban area.

As for recommending it to other people - they should try it out for themselves. I don't think it would be the right place to live if you're always feeling down or depressed, but otherwise, there's plenty of benefits!





How would you answer this question about describe a time you had an enjoyable experience in the countryside?


Task Card | Describe a shop that opened in your hometown

Popular posts from this blog

Why is architecture such a popular university subject?

Which facilities are most important to people living in cities?

What kinds of monuments do tourists in your country enjoy visiting?

Describe Your Favorite Advertisement - Why Do You Like It?

Why have cities increased in size in recent years? | 3 Reasons