My Trip to the Mysterious Stonehenge

I decided to join a tour outside the city of London during my second weekend here. The tour includes Stonehenge, Bath and Windsor. At first, I found the tour a bit pricey considering it was just a day tour of these three places, but at the end of the day, I realized that every cent I paid is really worth it. Really, really worth it. icon smile My Trip to the Mysterious Stonehenge

Let me start with my Stonehenge experience first.

We all know that Stonehenge is one of the most famous monuments here in England, making it a must-see. Situated on Salisbury Hill, Stonehenge is actually considered to be one of the world heritage site because of its unique rock formation. It is one of Britain’s oldest monuments, around 3000BC to 1600BC. Numerous theories surround Stonehenge. Some say Stonehenge is a religious temple. Others think it’s an astronomical clock. It may even be a burial ground. Until now, the mystery still remains why it was built. Take a look at some of the pictures I took and try to unveil the mystery behind it…

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It is definitely nice to see such world heritage with your own eyes. It surely is nice to take pictures of it (oooh… especially during sunset… I can just imagine!). But after closely looking at those rock formations for about an hour or two, you just wanna go home. Hehehe! Well, Stonehenge is a bit far from the city and there’s really nothing to see in the surrounding area. And so if you plan to go to Stonehenge, I would definitely advise you to visit other places as well. You can go to the beautiful city of Bath, which is just an hour drive to Stonehenge. icon smile My Trip to the Mysterious Stonehenge

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6 Responses to My Trip to the Mysterious Stonehenge

  1. Ed says:

    wow. nice shots!

  2. i want to go there :) hehe. kahit rocks lang sya.. just wanna see it in person coz back in grade school or high school i wrote a book report about it and I was so amazed with all the various explanations on how those stones were arranged there standing… haha.. naku geeky. bwehehe… nway, ngayon lang ako nakacheck ng mga blogs been busy and so tired… hay

  3. Lush Angel says:

    hehehe! super dami ngang explanations on why it was built eh… so based on your book report, is there any explanation that stands out? hehehe! weird talaga na it was built in the middle of nowhere. but it’s nice and amazing in the pictures talaga. :-) actually, a lot of those rocks nawala na. before kasi, may mga nagnakaw na daw. sayang :-(

  4. Hannah says:

    Ang ganda Angela *tears*

  5. Atsi says:

    wow! big dominos! hahahaha! But seriously…am inggit!!! It’s just so super! I just get to see them in travel mags, discovery channel, and the likes but you’re lucky to see it upclose, man! Simply awesome, AS IN! Next time ako alis, kaw iwan! hahaha ;-)

  6. Lush Angel says:

    That won’t happen!!!! Hahaha! I’ll go with you! I shall return, going with me??? Hahaha!

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