Join us for live coverage from Stonehenge, where thousands have gathered to celebrate the winter solstice, marking the shortest day and longest night of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. Despite overcast skies, attendees engaged in traditional drumming, chanting, and singing as dawn broke at 08:09 GMT. Stonehenge, constructed approximately 5,000 years ago by Neolithic sun-worshippers, aligns with the sun during solstices, underscoring its significance in ancient rituals. Recent research suggests the monument served as a unifying site for diverse communities across Britain. This annual event continues to draw individuals worldwide, reflecting a deep-seated connection to historical traditions and the enduring mystery of Stonehenge. Experience the unique atmosphere of this ancient celebration and explore the cultural heritage that makes Stonehenge a focal point for solstice festivities.
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