Go back in time at Stonehenge

The mystic beauty of the prehistoric monument Stonehenge renders everyone into awe-inspired silence taking in the absolute grandeur of the site. Stonehenge comprises bizarrely thrown-together stone structures standing tall in a pillar formation. A throwback to the past signifies this monument is estimated to date back to 3000BC. The site is ensconced amid English countryside and retains its period majesty.

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Stonehenge is in Wiltshire, UK, and the type of stone used in this mammoth monument ranges from bluestone, sarsen and Welsh sandstone. Gentle inclines, panoramic views of the surroundings lend it a very serene energy.
Stonehenge is in Wiltshire, UK, and the type of stone used in this mammoth monument ranges from bluestone, sarsen and Welsh sandstone. Gentle inclines, panoramic views of the surroundings lend it a very serene energy.

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