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Co. Kerry lies magnificently on the southwest part of Ireland. This county has a well earned reputation as one of the most sought after destination in Ireland. It abounds in countless attractions and its appeal is totally endless. A more casual term affixed to this county is “The Kingdom”.
What makes Co. Kerry an unmatched destination is its remarkable and exquisite panorama along with its abundance of nature. It lies fringed by Co. Limerick on the east, Co. Cork on the south east, the grand Atlantic Ocean on the west and the mighty River Shannon on the north. With these appealing sites as borders, Co. Kerry will definitely be a part of any Ireland travel.
The county town in Kerry is Tralee. This town is an excellent spot to explore while at this county. It holds numerous heritage sites ideal for history-inclined tourists. The Kerry County Museum in this town is an enticing site for interested tourists. Tralee is also the place to head on this August to catch who will be the next rose in the annual international “Rose of Tralee Festival”. This festival is a one of a kind beauty competition wherein ladies aged 18-25 bag for the title.
The well-known town in Ireland, Killarney, can also be found in the Kerry territory. Killarney, which name means “The Church of the Sloes” is a sister city of Concord, North Carolina. It has an incessant queue of attraction from the lavishly verdant park to old castle and monuments. The Lakes of Killarney is a major point of interest here. Along with this are other appeals including the Killarney National Park and the Black Valley.
The coastal area of Co. Kerry is lined with several peninsulas and bays. The Dingle peninsula which lies west of Ireland abounds in quiet a number of medieval sites worth visiting. For serious explorers and adventurers, the Ring of Kerry makes sense. This is a well traveled trail in Co. Kerry since it passes along some of the county’s focal attractions. The total coverage of the circular route is 170km. Walkers may take the Kerry Way for a scenic tour on foot.
Co. Kerry has proven itself as a worthy tourist destination in Ireland. Why not make the most out of your vacation? How? Simply travel to Ireland and head your way to Co. Kerry.
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