Stonehenge Hosts Annual Summer Solstice Celebration Amid Protests

Thousands gather at the ancient site to mark the longest day of the year, while climate activists stage demonstrations.

The summer solstice marks the start of summer in the Northern Hemisphere, with Stonehenge a focal point of celebrations.
Stonehenge's alignment with the solstice sunrise and sunset draws crowds for its historical and astronomical significance.
Climate activists protested at Stonehenge, causing damage to the site with orange paint.
Astrological rituals and traditional festivities are part of solstice celebrations worldwide.
The solstice is a time for reflection, goal-setting, and various cultural rituals, including bonfires and feasts.