The Stone Circles & Museum

Wassu Stone Circles

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The stone circles

Wassu stones circle

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History & Culture

Stone circles & Museum

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UNESCO world heritage site

Wassu stone circle

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The stone Circles

Wassu stones

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Stone circles

Wassu stone circles &, Museum

History and culture of the stone circles  Learn More

The Wassu Stone Circle, located in Wassu village in the Central River region, is believed to mark the burial sites of ancient kings and chiefs, dating back over 1,200 years. Local legends speak of a curse on anyone who disturbs those resting there, which may explain why the stones have remained so well-preserved. Although the stones themselves are younger than the graves they surround, their average height of 5 feet 9 inches commands awe. With 11 large clusters of stone circles, the site has fascinated travelers for centuries and continues to be a key focus of archaeological study.

Quick Facts

Wassu Stone Circles

Its over 1200 years old and are burial sites for kings 

 

Stones Circles

The average height of each stone column is 5 feet 9 inches.

The Wassu Stone Circles & Museum

Wassu stone circles is a UNESCO World Heritage site

Stone Circles and National Monument

This sacred site was declared a National Monument in 1995