The Paro moai is the largest moai ever erected on a platform in Rapa Nui. It now lies toppled at Ahu te Piro Kura, located on the northeast coast of Easter Island. Paro moai, a colossal-sized moai Ahu Te … Read more
The Tapati Rapa Nui 2024 Festival will be held for 9 days in February 2024. On this page you will find all the information and tips to enjoy it to the fullest. Tapati 2024 dates The dates of the … Read more
One of the most interesting aspects of Rapa Nui is the richness of its language and culture. The Rapa Nui names, full of symbolism, reflect elements of nature, history, and legends of Easter Island.. Names in Rapa Nui language … Read more
Learn about the origin and meaning of the Ao Rapa Nui, a traditional scepter or cane from Easter Island that is a symbol of command and authority and a tourist souvenir today. The ‘Ao Rapa Nui The ’Ao, whose … Read more
The Tapati Rapa Nui 2023 Festival will be held for 9 days in February 2023. On this page you will find all the information and tips to enjoy it to the fullest. Dates of the Tapati 2023 After the … Read more
Te Tokanga is the biggest moai statue on Rapa Nui and still lies in the quarry on the southern slope of the Rano Raraku volcano, the origin of most of the carved stone statues on Easter Island. Te Tokanga, … Read more
Mana, in the Rapa Nui culture, represents the creative energy that is the origin of everything, a vital force that is still felt on the island. Mana, the spiritual energy of Rapa Nui Mana is a fundamental concept in … Read more
Tapu is an ancestral Rapa Nui concept that was formerly used to establish sacred prohibitions that regulated the customs of the community and that still survives in certain details of the daily life of the inhabitants of Easter Island. … Read more
The image of the famous Easter Island heads has become an icon of popular culture and the best-known symbol of Rapa Nui. However, many seem to ignore the fact that these giant heads also have bodies and that they … Read more
The Sau Sau is a Rapanui dance-song of Polynesian origin that over time has become the most representative dance of Easter Island. Know the history, the lyrics and how to dance the sau sau. Influence of Polynesian music on … Read more