Most Spiritual Places In The World

Mysterious Stonehenge

Stonehenge, located two miles west of Amesbury, United Kingdom, is often considered one of Earth’s great mysteries, as the original purpose of and construction tactics behind this circular stone ring remain unknown. The estimated construction of this impressive monument typically ranges from 2500 BC to 3100 BC. Described to be an unexplainable and eerie sensation, Stonehenge has become a significant spiritual place for those looking to connect with old humanity and experience a historical landmark. Academics have assumed the stone circle was used for a few reasons, such as for ritualistic community purposes and astronomical alignment along with other stone circles across the British Isles. The biggest Stonehenge stones, constructed out of large Sarsen boulders, are estimated to weigh thirty to forty tons and stand at twenty-two feet tall.

With much of the great wonders of Stonehenge still left a mystery, it's no wonder tourists flock to this monument. The next stop, however, is a palace with enlightening attractive features.