Stonehenge

Summer Solstice Brings out the Partiers and Pagans at Stonehenge
Year after year, the summer solstice brings revelers to Stonehenge in Southern England – this year saw a larger than usual crowd consisting of partiers and pagans.

Theories about Stonehenge
The Stonehenge is a set of monolithic rocks standing silently in the Salisbury Plain in England, baffling human minds for over 5000 years with questions like who brought these huge stones to the place and why? There are theories galore ranging from it being a religious place to the role of extraterrestrials in erecting this site. Read on to know more...

Interesting Facts About Stonehenge
Stonehenge is a Neolithic and Bronze Age megalithic monument erected around 25000 BC. A heritage site as well as a tourist destination, widely popularized by the mystery of its builders and purpose.

History of Stonehenge
Stonehenge is one of Britain's most famous and ancient national monuments. A world heritage site, it is also a popular tourist destination. Popular opinions about this site include that it was a place for sun worship, a healing sanctuary, a sacred burial site and it is also believed to have been built by aliens!

Has the Mystery of Stonehenge Been Solved?
Though recent analysis of human remains found at Stonehenge have researchers declaring it a cemetery, others are not sure it’s that simple.

Stonehenge: The Amesbury Archer
Was the Amesbury Archer perhaps the master-mind behind Stonehenge?

Stonehenge Pagan Ordered to End 10-month Protest
Pendragon believes restricting access to the site is like holding it 'in a stranglehold like a snared animal'

Stonehenge
The summer solstice is upon us, and the nation's druids are heading towards Stonehenge. Here's our guide to Britain's most mysterious ancient monument.