"charming scenery" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk or write about something beautiful or pleasant to look at, such as a scenic view from a mountain or a picturesque village. For example: We enjoyed the charming scenery as we drove through the countryside.
Like Thailand, it has glorious beaches, charming scenery and brilliant food - even better in the street cafes than in the hotel restaurants.
Renée Zellweger's Potter is a pioneering career woman as much as infants' fantasist, and it's stuffed with cute animated bunnies, awkward Victorian courtship (with her publisher, Ewan McGregor) and charming scenery.
In 1840, Rev William Park wrote that: One contemporary observer at this time noted that Coatbridge is 'not famous for its sylvan beauties of its charming scenery' and 'offers the visitor no inducements to loiter long'.
The farther you get from the drop-off point of tour buses, the more charming the scenery becomes.
Charming, charming, charming" by NPR.
After four days of superb skiing and spectacular scenery, charming rifugios and mountain restaurants, Marcello delivers me to my final stop, Hotel Ciasa Salares, a four-star den of wine and gastronomy on the outskirts of tiny San Cassiano.
I wonder if still, somewhere in a secret place in China, someone is stamping banknotes with Mao, a rose, a charming Chinese mountain scenery and a bold protest slogan. .
I wonder if still, somewhere in a secret place in China, someone is stamping banknotes with Mao, a rose, a charming Chinese mountain scenery, and a bold protest slogan. .
In his European images, Ito captures plenty of charming moments and picturesque scenery, but he also records the grittiness of war — which began to wear on the soldiers as their deployment wore on.
Add to that the beautiful alpine scenery, the charming small-town atmosphere and lots of great taverns and restaurants, and you have some of the country's best places to live - regardless of the season.
The result is a unique dating sim with garish yet charming low-budget aesthetics and scenery-chewing acting that would feel at home on a SEGA CD.
