Internet | Fun Fact™: the mysteries of stonehenge

Stonehenge is an ancient stone monument located in Central England.

This stone structure was built by humans in the neolithic era about 5000 years ago.

There are 93 stones that form stonehenges, with the largest stone which has a height of 9 meters and weighs almost 25 tons.

There is no historical record that mentions who built Stonehenge or its purpose.

Stonehenge may be used as a place of worship or religious ceremonies in prehistoric times.

Some theories link Stonehenge with astrology, because the stones are arranged in such a way as to mark the movement of the sun and the moon.

There is also the theory that Stonehenge is used as a place of treatment or healing because of the nearby hot springs.

Stonehenge continues to be a place full of mystery and is a tourist attraction from all over the world.

This site is also recognized as a world heritage site by UNESCO in 1986.

There are many myths and legends related to Stonehenge, one of which is that the stones are moved by a giant.

10 Interesting Fact About The mysteries of Stonehenge