When I was very young, I knew that Stonehenge in England was shrouded in mystery due to legends and speculations about religion or aliens. This temptation finally drove me to visit here. After all, the feeling of the boulders in the media and pictures is different from the scene. After driving for more than two hours, we arrived at Salisbury, southwest of London, and then transferred to Stonehenge. The scenery along the way was meandering, and the sun was shining and golden.

Enjoying the scenery along the way without feeling tired, the Stonehenge on the plain in the distance is already within sight.

Dozens of boulders forming a large circle, each weighing tens to hundreds of tons, have stood on the plains of Mapingchuan for thousands of years. According to field research by scientists, Stonehenge was first built in the late Neolithic Age around 2800 BC. You can imagine how people at that time transported so many pieces from Wales hundreds of kilometers away, each weighing dozens of tons or even Hundreds of tons of boulders? For hundreds of years, research on Stonehenge has never stopped, but people have never figured out what the original purpose of Stonehenge was. Most archaeologists in the past believed that Stonehenge was a religious place where sacrificial activities were held.

I heard that originally tourists could walk into the stone circle and touch these huge stones left over from prehistoric times. Now, to protect the monuments, a circle of ropes has been put around it, so tourists can only watch the stone formations from a distance. The mysterious stone formation that created suspense.