Travel
Travelling is one of the most exciting and common topics in the IELTS Speaking test, and cue cards related to travel often appear in part 2. You may be asked to describe a memorable trip, a place you visited, or a travel experience that influenced you.
The travel cue card assesses your ability to narrate events, express opinions, and use descriptive language effectively.
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Describe a place you would like to visit.
2
Describe a beautiful place to visit in your country.
3
Describe a garden you remember visiting.
4
Describe a place you have been to and would like to recommend others to live there (not your hometown)
5
Describe A Foreign Country You Would Like To Visit In The Future
6
Describe A Natural Place (E.G., Parks, Mountains)
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Describe A Quiet Place You Like To Go
8
Describe a place in a village that you visited.
9
Describe a time you visited a new place
10
Describe a cafe you like to visit.
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Describe a historical building you have been to
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Describe a road trip you would like to go on.
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Describe a journey that didn't go as planned.
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Describe a countryside area that you have been to
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Talk about a trip where you encountered danger.
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Describe a beautiful city
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Describe a crowded place you went to.
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Describe a long walk you have been on.
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Describe a place where you have taken photos more than once
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Describe a place (city/town) that is good for people to live in
21
Describe a tourist attraction that very few people visit but you think is interesting
22
Describe a city you have been to and want to visit again.
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Describe an interesting place you have been to with a friend
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Describe a place you have been to where things are expensive
25
Describe A Long Car Journey You Went On
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Describe A Place You Visited On Vacation
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Describe Your Favourite Holiday Destination
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Describe A Tourist Attraction You Enjoyed Visiting
Ans. If you haven’t visited a place, you can still describe it by using:
Ans. If you forget details while speaking in the IELTS Speaking test, don’t panic.
Ans. Yes, but ensure you conclude on a positive note. For example: "Although my flight was delayed and I lost my luggage, the locals were so helpful that it turned into a memorable adventure."
Ans. Aim for 1.5 to 2 minutes. Structure your answer well to ensure you don’t run out of points too soon or speak too briefly.
Ans. Yes! If the prompt allows, you can describe a place you wish to visit instead of one you've been to. Just make it sound realistic by using details about the location.