Easter Island Collection (page 4)

Moai heads of Easter Island, Rapa Nui National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Easter Island, Chile, South America

Rano Kau Volcano crater with lagoon and Motu islets in the sea, Easter Island, Pacific ocean, November 2004

Silhouette of Moai statue at dawn in Ahu Ko Te Riku, restored archaeological site of Ahu Tahai, Hanga Roa, Easter Island, Pacific ocean, November 2004

Silent Custodians of the Secrets of an Old Polynesian Culture, c1935. From Our Wonderful World, Volume II, edited by J.A. Hammerton. [The Amalgamated Press, Ltd. London]

Statues on Easter Island, late 18th century. Artist: C Bottigella
Statues on Easter Island, late 18th century. Known as Moai, these large stone statues in human form are carved from a type of volcanic rock known as tuff

Moai statues, Easter Island, Chile, 1933-1934. From Wonders of the Past, volume III, 1933-1934

Moai, Easter Island, 19th century. Artist: A de Bar
Moai, Easter Island, 19th century

Plain of Ronororaka, Easter Island, 1877. View of the enormous stone heads by full moon

Easter Island, Religious Festival, 1872. Artist: Louis Marie Julien Viaud
Easter Island, Religious Festival, 1872

Wooden Ancestor Figure from Easter Island, Polynesia, c19th century. Known as an emaciated man - worn with others hanging from the waist in dances at feasts

Hoa Hakananai a, from Orongo, Easter Island (Rapa Nui), Polynesia, c1000. Easter Islands stone statues of human figures, known as moai

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Easter Island, also known as Rapa Nui, is a captivating destination located in Chile, South America. This remote island is famous for its iconic Moai statues that have fascinated visitors from all over the world. Standing tall and proud, these Easter Island Head Statues are a testament to the incredible craftsmanship of the ancient Rapa Nui people. Legend has it that these massive stone figures were carved by hand using primitive tools and transported across the island. The mystery surrounding their creation and purpose adds an air of intrigue to this enchanting place. As you explore Easter Island, you'll be greeted by breathtaking sights such as UFOs hovering above the statues (or so some claim), creating an otherworldly atmosphere. Witnessing a sunrise over Tongariki is truly awe-inspiring; it paints a mesmerizing picture against the backdrop of these majestic Moai statues. One must-visit spot on Easter Island is Hanga Nui at Rapa Nui National Park, home to Ahu Tongariki (aka Tonariki). Here lies the largest row of 15 giant stone Moai statues - an impressive sight that will leave you in wonderment. To delve deeper into history, head to Rano Raraku - the quarry site for all Moai statues on Easter Island. This UNESCO World Heritage Site showcases close-up views of moai heads still within the crater where they were quarried. It's fascinating to see how these magnificent sculptures were carved from crater walls on the southern slopes of Volcan Rano Raraku. Easter Island offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage that will captivate your senses. From exploring ancient ruins to marveling at colossal stone guardians scattered across this mystical land, every moment spent here feels like stepping back in time. Come and discover Easter Island's secrets for yourself – immerse yourself in its rich history while being surrounded by stunning landscapes unlike any other place on Earth.