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
In February 2023, a new moai was discovered inside the dry lagoon of the Rano Raraku volcano. An unprecedented finding that will raise new questions for the scientific community that studies the enigmatic history of Easter Island. A surprising … 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
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 A Vere moai, known as the “traveling moai”, is located at the entrance to Tongariki and is one of the most photographed statues on Easter Island. Know its history. The Guardian of Tongariki A singular statue welcomes the … Read more
The Ahu Ko Te Riku is the only ceremonial platform on Easter Island where you can see a complete moai. This unique fact and its spectacular location in the Tahai area have made it one of the most admired … Read more
Easter Island, despite its small size, has so much to offer that we have not been able to resist making our own list in the style of “101 things you have …” that is so fashionable. It is true … Read more
At the southern end of the Rano Raraku quarry, where the main path forms a curve to continue the visit, it is possible to enjoy a spectacular view of the Poike volcano with the 15 figures of the Ahu … Read more
The moai Hoa Hakananai’a, which means the stolen friend, is considered a masterpiece and has become an icon and symbol of Easter Island. Discover its fascinating history. Hoa Hakanani’a, a very special moai statue On Easter Island more than … Read more
Undoubtedly, the moai kavakava is one of the most characteristic figures of rapa nui crafts. Formerly carved in toromiro wood, almost extinct tree and in the process of recovery, but other types of wood are currently used. The shape of … Read more