Tusentals samlas för sommarsolståndet vid Stonehenge | NTD NYHETER
Tusentals samlades vid Stonehenge i England för att välkomna sommarens första soluppgång.
Det forntida monumentet var värd för sitt årliga firande av sommarsolståndet vilket lockade folkmassor, som kom för att bevittna en tradition som går tusentals år tillbaka.
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AI GeneratedApproximately 20,000 people gathered at Stonehenge in England to celebrate the summer solstice, marking the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. The event featured music, dancing, and a shared sense of anticipation as crowds witnessed the sunrise align with the ancient monument, continuing a tradition that connects modern visitors to prehistoric history.
Next, thousands gathered at Stonehenge in England to welcome the first sunrise of summer.
The ancient monument hosted its annual solstice celebration,
drawing crowds who came to witness a tradition dating back thousands of years.
Take a look.
About 20,000 people gathered overnight at Stonehenge for the summer solstice.
The event marks the longest day of the year in the northern hemisphere.
As the sun rose Sunday morning, crowds cheered,
danced, and played music around the ancient stones.
It's actually been a really beautiful solstice.
We've had a peaceful celebration.
Everyone's having a lovely time.
And it was a great sunrise because actually the sun took a little bit longer to get up.
So there's a lot of anticipation and cheering and drumming.
And so everyone was very excited.
The monument in southern England is famous for its connection to the movement of the sun.
During the solstice, the sunrise lines up with the heel stone just outside the main circle.
Archaeologists believe Stonehenge was built thousands of years ago between 3000 and 2000 BC.
Today, it remains one of the world's most recognizable prehistoric landmarks.