Embark on a mystical journey through Wiltshire's sacred landscapes, where earth and sky converge. This tour explores the astronomical wisdom of ancient Britain, revealing how our ancestors mapped celestial movements across the landscape.
Discover the intricate connections between prehistoric sites, revealing a sophisticated understanding of astronomy, astrology, and cosmic cycles. From the solar alignments of Stonehenge to the serpentine energies of the landscape, you'll uncover how ancient peoples tracked time, celebrated solstices, and created a profound connection between heaven and earth.
Explore sites that embody the Celtic concept of sacred geography, where every stone, hill, and river tells a story of celestial observation and spiritual significance. This is not just a tour, but a journey into the astronomical knowledge of our ancestors.
We shall exchange details before should any last minute changes need to be made e.g. issues with parking. Otherwise, the Guide will wait by car, parked at agreed pickup location.
Waitrose Car park. We will meet nearby to the entrance of the car park.
The site's alignment with the midsummer sunrise suggests a deep connection with celestial bodies3. This astronomical alignment has led many to believe that Stonehenge served as an ancient observatory, linking the earthly and cosmic realms.
Woodhenge, Countess Rd, Salisbury SP4 7AR
As we pause to view the Cherhill White Horse, let’s delve into its rich tapestry of history and significance, woven with themes of the Celts, sacred traditions, and mystical beliefs
The Red Lion Pub, located within the Avebury stone circle, is reputedly one of the most haunted pubs in England. It dates back to the 16th century and has a well inside the bar area.
Avebury is the largest megalithic stone circle in the world, dating back over 4,500 years. It may have been used for rituals, astronomical observations, and communal gatherings. The nearby Red Lion Pub is said to be haunted. We will have lunch in Avebury, where you can choose to eat at the Pub, or have your own picnic.
Silbury Hill is the largest prehistoric man-made mound in Europe. Its purpose remains a mystery, but some theories suggest it was a symbolic "pregnant" Earth Mother goddess.
The barrow's alignment with the sunrise on certain days suggests it was used for rituals marking the passage of time and the seasons. We also visit the secret spring nearby.
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