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A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Stonehenge is a significant attraction in Southern England, drawing millions of visitors annually. The Neolithic standing stones provoke considerable speculation regarding their origins, and the reasons for their existence remain enigmatic.
As I previously mentioned, our English road trip had been anticipated for quite some time! Although we only had four days (three nights) available for this adventure, we endeavored to experience as much of Southern England as possible.
Stonehenge is a prehistoric marvel. This stone circle rises out of Salisbury Plain, its rugged stones complemented by a swish visitor center that explores its incredible construction. However, Stonehenge is not merely a 4000-year-old monument; it swirls with ancient myths and modern controversy, standing as a symbol of England from long before England even existed, and one of the world’s great mysteries.
The British Government has granted approval for a controversial tunnel to be constructed near Stonehenge, the iconic 5000-year-old monolithic stone circle located in southwest England. This site is recognized as a celebrated UNESCO World Heritage Site, cherished for its historical significance. However, while authorities assure that the works can be executed safely, campaigners are expressing substantial concerns regarding the decision.
A large Neolithic monument discovered near Stonehenge in England has cast new light on the mystery of the ancient site.