IELTS Speaking PART 2 CAMBRIDGE 21 Describe a time when you used information for tourists, for exam

IELTS Speaking PART 2 CAMBRIDGE 21 Describe a time when you used information for tourists, for example from a guidebook or online. You should say: ▫️where you got this information ▫️what place this information was about ▫️what information you got and explain…نمونه خوب از کیوکارت پارت 2 تست 1 کمبریج 21 با موضوع راهنمای مسافرت (بهمراه فایل صوتی)IELTS Speaking Part 2 Test 1 Cambridge 21 good sample answer - Travel guideI'd like to talk about a time when I relied on tourist information, specifically from an online travel blog, during a trip to Kyoto in Japan last spring.I got the information from a relatively niche travel blog written by an expat who had been living in Kyoto for several years. I stumbled across it while doing some last-minute research the night before I flew out. It wasn't one of those glossy, mainstream travel sites—it was quite personal and down-to-earth, which immediately caught my attention.The information was about finding lesser-known temples and gardens in Kyoto that aren't swarming with tourists. The blog described a walking route through the northern part of the city, connecting three or four small temples that most guidebooks barely mention. It also gave detailed advice on the best time of day to visit each one to avoid crowds and capture the best light for photographs.The specific information I got was surprisingly practical. For instance, the blogger explained that one temple had a particular garden that was only open to the public for two hours in the morning, and that you had to reserve a spot in advance through a Japanese-only booking system. She provided step-by-step instructions in English, complete with screenshots, on how to navigate that website. She also recommended a tiny soba noodle shop tucked away behind one of the temples that didn't even have an English sign outside.As for whether this information was helpful—I'd say it was absolutely invaluable. Following that walking route completely transformed my experience of Kyoto. While other tourists were queuing for hours at the famous golden pavilion, I found myself sitting alone in a moss-covered garden, listening to nothing but birdsong and the trickle of a bamboo water feature. The soba shop, by the way, served the best meal I had during the entire trip. Without that blog, I would have ended up visiting all the usual overcrowded spots and missed the quiet, authentic side of the city entirely. So yes, it was far more helpful than any official guidebook I could have bought.لینک دسترسی به سوالات پارت یک همین تست 👇https://t.me/ieltsspeakingassistants/1929👆@ieltsspeakingassistants