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Ahu Tongariki is located on the east coast of Easter Island, about 1 km from the Rano Raraku quarry, the birthplace of the moai statues, and is one of the most…
Easter Island, Valparaíso, Chile





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9.4/1072 Reviews
AAnonymous User: It is a newly opened hotel, so there are not many reviews. I was quite nervous before going there. But I added the hotel butler Pablo on WhatsApp in the early stage, and sent a lot of questions to the butler, and he was able to help us solve them in time. The hotel helped arrange the car rental and one-day tour guide on the island. There was a special welcome wreath on Easter Island when we picked up at the airport, and we were surprised to receive a pendant when we left. The staff were very nice. The hotel is a little far from the center of Zhaozhen Town, but it was okay because we rented a car. The room conditions are good on the island. There is a small tropical garden and a swimming pool. I like to sit on the balcony of the room and relax.
Hotu Matu'a
From € 333

8.9/1040 Reviews
EEdward Shanghai: The hotel owner is very good and helps a lot. Since the hotel price is not expensive, it is a big problem to not install air conditioning, and the room is very hot during the day. There is 30 degrees in the room. I have already got dumplings. The island does not need air conditioning after 9 pm. The reception service of the hotel is available, but the tour guide and car rental company introduced by the front desk clerk are twice the normal price. The tour guide actually costs 3,500 yuan a day, equivalent to $500, which is outrageous, and then I found a tour guide to spend $160. Among them, the rebates among the front desk staff are obvious, so beware of being fooled. The same is true for car rental. The front desk staff contacted the car rental company for 90,000 pesos, and the hotel owner rented a car to me for 45,000 pesos. So shocked. For your reference. Don't go to the front desk
Puku Rangi Uka sn, Hanga Roa
From € 96

9.5/10105 Reviews
GGuest User: Stayed in the 100-point hotel in my mind, it was great! ! I received a warm welcome when I got off the plane. The hotel colleagues were very warm and friendly. The girl who picked up the plane was very beautiful. ~ When I arrived at the hotel, I received special welcome drink❤️. The location of the hotel is in the center of the town, the room is clean and tidy, and the breakfast is particularly rich! Back to the hotel after a day out, I feel particularly healing and relaxing ~ Even if you don't do anything, sitting quietly on the sofa at the entrance of the hotel and blowing the hair is very comfortable and comfortable. I want to come again, highly recommended!
Atamu Tekena, Miramar s/n, Isla de Pascua
From € 276

9.2/1058 Reviews
GGuest User: The room is not bad, the small one is enough, the water is large, the bath is very cool, the bleach of the water is a bit heavy, I don’t know if other homes are like this, the air conditioning is also very powerful, this breakfast fruit is particularly delicious, you can also find the landlord to borrow the kitchen to cook instant noodles, Overall it is recommended. Airport shuttle should be contacted in advance, this store is near Central Street, very close to the airport, five minutes walk to the beach
Atamu Tekena S/N
From € 106

8.8/103 Reviews
Hhhhiiiromi: The hotel felt like home; it was very welcoming and comfortable. There was a lovely little surprise when they picked me up at the airport by car. They even gave me a souvenir when I left for the airport. Thank you for your kind treatment.
Tuki Haka He Vari
From € 124

8.8/1019 Reviews
TTaishan113: The facilities are slightly poor, but it is very good to have such a cost-effective accommodation on the island. There is a kitchen where you can cook by yourself. Many supermarkets on the island are not high. The island is slightly more expensive but acceptable. When you leave, the boss also sent the pendant. In short, I am very satisfied.
Simon Paoa
From € 32

7.4/1015 Reviews
GGuest User: very good. Free airport transfer. Breakfast included. The room was very clean.
Easter Island
From € 101

9/1016 Reviews
MMister Stephen: This hotel is about 250 meters walk from the airport. Turn right out the front gate of the airport, cross the road and walk. Look for the hotel name on a big rock and walk down for ten meters. It's a twenty minute walk from town center. Kenatea was a great host, allowing me late check out. Very comfortable bed and nicely landscaped. Very good wifi. Nice pool. I enjoyed my stay. Good continental breakfast.
Hotu Matu'a
From € 209

7.2/1014 Reviews
DDAN: Advantages: The location is in the center of the town, the breakfast is very rich, the room is spacious and bright Disadvantages: poor ventilation in the bathroom, unable to cook by yourself, the overall environment is average, Wi-Fi is extremely slow, and only available for free in the breakfast area and lobby, too few parking spaces
Avareipua con, Te Pito o Te Henua
From € 207

5/105 Reviews
GGuest User: Available à pied depuis l'aéroport Mataveri. Le centre ville n'est pas loin. The hotel is very comfortable.
Tuki Haka He Vari
From € 49
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On the way to the Gergeti Trinity Church in Kazbegi, we took a 15-minute detour and found the Georgian version of "Easter Island" 🗿 It feels like an open-air mountain art gallery Sno Village Stone Heads The giant stone faces on the hillside 🧔🏻 were all created by the same local sculptor, Merab Piranishvili Starting in 1984, he used local materials and followed the natural contours of each stone ⛏️ to carve out poets, writers, and national heroes from Georgian history There are no fences and no admission tickets; over a dozen stone sculptures are scattered across the wilderness 🌄 Best time for photos: The golden hour at sunset The warm light hits the rough stone surfaces, creating an incredibly atmospheric vibe The wind blows across the meadow, and in the distance, you can occasionally see horses grazing quietly Standing among the stone statues, the world feels vast and carries a hint of mystery 📌 Travel Cheat Sheet 🚗 Navigation: Sno Stone Heads 🎫 Free to visit; you can park in the open space by the roadside 💰 There is a small donation box next to the sculptures; feel free to support the artist if you wish 👕 There is a large temperature difference between day and night in the mountains; even on sunny days, the mountain wind is very strong 📷 Allow 30 minutes for photos; there are few tourists, so you can enjoy it all to yourself

Little Explorers Global Travel Plan! Still wondering where to take the kids in Haikou this summer? Haikou Marriott × Wild Forest jointly present✨ "Little Explorers: Around the World" Themed Study Camp No long flights✈️ No need to travel far to see the world Immersive hotel experience featuring the customs and cultures of seven continents One-stop exclusive Free Trade Port fun global journey for kids 🗓️ One week of global adventures, a new theme every day Monday|African Savannah Adventure Day🌿 Animal migration, African mask painting, Maasai tribe balance competition, Maasai-style beaded bracelets, cactus watering contest Tuesday|European Art & Culture Day🎨 Castle siege battle, Paris stained glass painting, croquet match, Monet garden sketching, bubble party Wednesday|South American Rainforest Adventure Day🌴 Soccer bowling, Moai statue clay sculpture, South American beanbag toss, fabric printing, Amazon rainforest paddleboarding Thursday|North American Fun Lab Day🔬 Flag football, dreamcatcher weaving, cowboy lasso contest, California coast drinks, bubble party Friday|Oceania Island Festival🌊 Coconut games, ocean candles, Oceania rescue team, shell wind chimes, Great Barrier Reef defense battle Saturday|Asian Traditional Culture Day🏮 Traditional fridge magnets, Peking opera face painting, Silk Road market, Indian Holi festival, bubble party, bonfire night Sunday|Antarctic Glacier Celebration Day❄️ Polar glacier science experiments, crystal snow globe, dryland curling, ice dyeing, water splash party Two major check-in activities with endless rewards ✅ Activity 1: Stamp Collection World Tour Challenge Participate daily and collect exclusive stickers from Noah’s seven continents Collect the full set to redeem great gifts ✅ Activity 2: Creative Drawing Contest Receive Noah’s exclusive coloring outlines and design your explorer character Then draw a picture of "Haikou Marriott through your eyes" Submit both artworks to receive an exclusive gift 🏨 Exclusive for hotel guests ▫️ Free parent-child activities with parental accompaniment ▫️ Full-day care (including lunch + nap) – please inquire with the hotel for specific fees Dedicated caregivers, parents can fully relax 🌴 For non-hotel families ▫️ Full-day care package (including lunch + nap + all activities) – please inquire with the hotel for specific fees All-inclusive food, drinks, and fun, one-stop worry-free kids’ outing

If there's a place in South America that's even more mysterious and awe-inspiring than Machu Picchu, it has to be the ultimate secluded Easter Island at the edge of the world. Though remote and less traveled, it remains a must-visit destination in a lifetime. · Easter Island (Rapa Nui) One of the most isolated lands on Earth, floating in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, 3,700 kilometers away from mainland Chile. It has minimal contact with the outside world, and only a handful of people have visited this enigmatic place. The island is home to the world's most puzzling statues—the Moai. These massive stone figures have stood silently for centuries, exuding an indescribable aura of mystery. · 🗿 Must-Visit Attractions · 1️⃣ Orongo A ceremonial village dedicated to the Birdman cult, perched on the edge of a volcanic crater 300 meters high. One side overlooks the crater, while the other faces the deep blue ocean, offering one of the most spectacular views in the South Pacific. · 2️⃣ Rano Raraku The "birthplace" of the Moai statues, with hundreds of unfinished statues scattered across the slopes. Walking here feels like stepping back into the early Polynesian era. On the southeastern slope, you can find the unique kneeling Moai—Moai Tukuturi. · 3️⃣ Ahu Tongariki A lineup of 15 majestic Moai statues overlooking a vast, flat village site. The sunrise view here is unparalleled, making it the best spot for photography. · 4️⃣ Anakena Beach A natural beach with white sand, turquoise waters, and palm trees, complemented by the backdrop of seven Moai statues (Ahu Nau Nau). · 5️⃣ Tahai A group of Moai statues facing the ocean, making it the perfect spot to watch the sunset on the island. · 🗿 Must-Try Experiences ✔️ Gaze into the eyes of the Moai: Feel the wonder of ancient civilization up close. ✔️ Cycle around the island: Explore the 60-kilometer island freely on two wheels. ✔️ Stargaze: Witness the breathtaking combination of Moai statues and the Milky Way. ✔️ Enjoy Rapa Nui dance performances: Experience the passion of the locals and the cultural heritage of Rapa Nui. · Here's a recommendation for a luxurious hotel on Easter Island, just 8 kilometers from the capital, Hanga Roa! · 🏨 Explora en Rapa Nui Chile, Easter Island · Hotel Highlights: ▫️ All-inclusive services, covering accommodation, meals, drinks, exploration activities, and airport transfers. ▫️ Over 20 activities to choose from, including hiking, cycling, and snorkeling. ▫️ Rooms offer garden and ocean views, with WiFi available in public areas. · Best Travel Season for Easter Island (October to March) Leave a comment to learn about a recommended 4-day, 3-night itinerary.
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🌍 It's finally here! The ultimate "60-Day Around the World" itinerary from HHtravel is revealed! As a seasoned traveler who's experienced their Antarctic itinerary, I'm absolutely thrilled about this new journey!💓 Let's explore the cultural destinations on this ultimate romantic trip through human history~ ❗【👇Click below for a cultural world tour】❗ 1️⃣ Ancient Arctic Cultures 【Ivalo, Finland】 ✔️ Mysterious Sámi tribes, Siida - Sámi Museum and Nature Centre, and the pristine natural landscapes of the Arctic Circle 2️⃣ Prehistoric Stonehenge 【Bath, England】 ✔️ Stonehenge at sunrise, guided tour by a British Museum expert, Tower of London, and London Eye 3️⃣ Maasai Epic 【Maasai Mara, Kenya】 ✔️ Authentic Maasai villages, Kakiya Caves exploration, and the search for red ocher cave paintings 4️⃣ Tracing Nabataean Civilization 【AlUla, Saudi Arabia】 ✔️ Hegra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and deciphering the secrets of the Nabataean civilization 5️⃣ City of Extravagant Carnival 【Rio de Janeiro, Brazil】 ✔️ Christ the Redeemer statue, and an exclusive experience of Lunar New Year 2026 × Rio Carnival 6️⃣ Return to the Inca Empire 【Machu Picchu, Peru】 ✔️ Panoramic train journey to the Lost City of the Incas, expert insights into Inca civilization, and the Sacred Valley's terraced fields ▪️ Plus, 【Easter Island, Chile】, 【Northern Territory, Australia】, and more... ✨Trip Highlights✨ ✅ Journey across 6 continents and 11 countries ✅ In-depth exploration of 7 World Heritage sites ✅ Exclusive double celebration of Rio Carnival + Lunar New Year ✅ Expert-led tours throughout + luxurious accommodations ❗【👇Click below for a cultural world tour】❗
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Chile 🇨🇱 is an underrated country Deserts, glaciers, grasslands, oceans, culture... It has everything you want. I only learned about this country through "Divas Hit the Road 6." I didn't expect it to be so fun. Here's a Chile 🇨🇱 travel guide for you 🤲 · Recommended attractions ✅: 1⃣️ Torres del Paine National Park: Named one of the "Top 5 Most Beautiful Places in the World" and one of the "50 Places to Visit in Your Lifetime" by National Geographic. It has lakes, glaciers, grasslands, and forests, and is a famous nature reserve and hiking destination. Lonely Planet once called its trails the "best hiking routes in the world." · 2⃣️ Patagonia Icefield: A 20,000-year-old icefield that connects to the Antarctic ice sheet. Visitors can witness the glacially eroded coast and the fusion of ice and seawater. · 3⃣️ Atacama Desert: Known as the "driest place on Earth," it is one of the driest regions in the world. It has natural landscapes such as salt lakes, highland lakes, geysers, and the Valley of the Moon, as well as a pure night sky, making it an excellent place for stargazing. · 4⃣️ Easter Island: Famous for its mysterious Moai statues, it is a unique cultural site in the world. · 5⃣️ Santiago: The capital of Chile, a vibrant city with rich museums, cultural activities, and cuisine. · 6⃣️ Valparaíso: The second largest city in Chile, known for its harbor, bay, street graffiti, and vintage elevators. · 7⃣️ Wine regions: Chile's Maipo Valley and Colchagua Valley are famous wine regions, offering winery tours and wine tasting experiences. · 8⃣️ Chiloé Island: Known for its wooden churches, cuisine, and natural scenery, it is a charming place to explore Chilean myths and legends. · 9⃣️ Pucón: Located in the Lake District, it is a paradise for adventure travelers with its volcanic backdrop and lakes. · Recommended itinerary ✅: Day 1-2⛳: Explore Santiago, including Plaza de Armas, Santiago Cathedral, National History Museum, and Pre-Columbian Art Museum. Enjoy the city night view at Cerro Santa Lucía or Cerro San Cristóbal in the evening. · Day 3⛳: Head to Valparaíso to experience this artistic port city and admire street graffiti and historical buildings. · Day 4-8⛳: Choose to visit one of Easter Island, Torres del Paine National Park, or the Atacama Desert. · Recommended food ✅: 🔹 Parmesan Machas: A classic Chilean appetizer. 🔹 Chilean Empanadas: Chile's "national dish" with a variety of fillings. 🔹 Grilled Chicken: Grilled with charcoal or wood, with a golden crispy skin and tender, juicy meat. · Travel tips ✅: 🔸 October to April is the best time to explore the beauty of Chile. 🔸 A valid US/Canada visa for more than six months allows visa-free entry to Chile. 🔸 The official currency of Chile is the peso. Remember to exchange some before you leave.

If you ever get the chance to travel far, I highly recommend adding Easter Island, or Rapa Nui as the locals call it, to your top bucket list. It's one of the most isolated islands in the world, located in the South Pacific Ocean, over 3,700 kilometers from the Chilean mainland! The first feeling upon standing before the real Moai is one of goosebumps and indescribable awe. Hundreds of gigantic volcanic rock statues stand majestically, their backs to the sea, as if guarding something. It's a grandeur that even photographs can't capture; you have to see it for yourself at least once in your life. 💖Important rule: Do not touch the Moai statues and do not step on the ancient stone pedestals (Ahu), as these are forbidden and sacred cultural areas. Security is very strict. 🚗Transportation: We recommend renting a 4WD vehicle or ATV because some roads are unpaved and bumpy. Renting a car and driving yourself will allow you to make the most of your time capturing both sunrise and sunset (the island isn't very large). (Self-drive trip, very relaxing) ⭐️In short: No matter how far, it's worth every penny. This island isn't just about the rock carvings; the energy and charm of the surrounding nature will captivate you and make you not want to leave. If you're planning a trip to Chile, don't forget to include Easter Island! 🗿✨

Experience an extraordinary journey to Chile’s magical island 🇨🇱, filled with ancient history and legendary civilizations. Discover the iconic giant Moai stone statues that define this unique island! 📍 Must-Visit Highlights 🌅 Ahu Tongariki – Watch 15 Moai statues greet the morning sun. 🗿 Rano Raraku – Explore the ancient site where the Moai were carved. 🏝️ Anakena Beach – Relax on white sands and crystal-clear blue waters. 🌋 Rano Kau – Take in the spectacular views of the volcanic crater. 💙 Experience the enchanting allure of Easter Island at least once in your life! ✈️ Plan your dream trip at Trip.com.

Experience the wonder of Easter Island, a land brimming with charm and historical depth 🌿. Colossal Moai stone statues stand tall on rolling green hills, set against a backdrop of brilliant blue skies and endless ocean views. It is a breathtaking and mysterious destination that feels like stepping back in time to an ancient civilization.

It’s hard to believe the world still has scenery like this...! 🥹🌎 Today, we’re exploring "Chile," the long, slender gem of South America 🇨🇱. From the world's driest desert and salt lakes filled with flamingos to massive glaciers and mystical caves—the sheer diversity is breathtaking! ✨ 📍 ① Atacama Desert • Valle de la Luna (Moon Valley) A landscape of rock and sand that feels like stepping onto another planet. As the sun sets, the entire area glows in shades of red and orange. Sunset is the absolute best time to visit! 📍 ② Laguna Chaxa A stunning spot where white salt flats meet blue water and vibrant pink flamingos 🦩. This high-altitude lake has a quiet, ethereal vibe. The natural color contrast is simply unreal...! 📍 ③ Torres del Paine National Park The crown jewel of Patagonia. With its jagged peaks, turquoise lakes, and vast grasslands, this is truly a once-in-a-lifetime destination! A must-visit for trekking enthusiasts! ⛰️ 📍 ④ Marble Cathedral A marble cave system set right in the middle of a lake. Waves have carved the rock over centuries to create stunning blue and white patterns—it's a masterpiece of nature! A boat tour lets you see how the colors shift with the reflecting light. 📍 ⑤ Easter Island (Rapa Nui) A mysterious island in the Pacific. The sight of Moai statues lining the grasslands against the deep blue sea is unlike anything else in the world. It’s the perfect place to soak in unique culture and nature! 🍴 Must-Try Chilean Eats ・Empanadas: Classic baked pastries filled with meat or cheese ・Pastel de Choclo: A comforting home-style corn pie ・Ceviche: Fresh seafood cured in zesty lime ・Chilean Fruit: Don't miss out on the local grapes and berries 🍇 💡 Travel Tips to Know Before You Go ・Chile is incredibly long. Travel between Atacama, Patagonia, and Easter Island takes time, so it's best to focus on one or two areas per trip. ・Atacama is at a high altitude; take it easy to let your body acclimate. ・Deserts have huge temperature swings between day and night, so pack layers. ・Patagonia's weather is unpredictable, so bring windproof and warm gear. ・Boat tours to the Marble Cathedral depend on lake levels and weather conditions. From deserts to glaciers and mystical islands, Chile has it all. Photos just don't do these views justice—you have to experience them for yourself! For your next international trip, why not set off on an adventure that showcases the true scale of our planet? ✈️
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I rented a mountain bike in Hanga Roa and set out toward the open coastline, with the salty Pacific breeze carrying the deep, quiet mystery of Rapa Nui. Gliding along the coastal trails completely on my own offered an incredible sense of freedom—listening to the waves crash against dark volcanic rock while pedaling past horses roaming freely across green hills. As an independent traveler on Easter Island, that initial solitude feels almost sacred. But I quickly discovered that exploring this isolated island isn't a simple binary between full independence and standard tours. Under official park rules managed by the Ma’u Henua indigenous community, visitors must hire an accredited local guide to step inside the major archaeological park sites. This creates a unique dynamic where you get to craft your own personal journey while still diving into rich local knowledge. I realized early on that combining self-guided exploration with group tours or hiring a local guide reveals the distinct advantages of both worlds. Joining a group tour to sites like Rano Raraku—the mesmerizing volcanic quarry where hundreds of Moai remain partially carved into the slopes—brings deep anthropological context. A local guide explains the oral histories, the intricate stone-carving techniques, the Birdman cult at Ōroŋo, and how ancient clans moved these massive statues. The main trade-off with group tours is following a fixed timeline and sharing popular viewpoints with fellow travelers. Conversely, going solo on your free afternoons gives you total control over your pace. The downside of being strictly solo, besides missing out on indigenous storytelling, is that without a guide you cannot enter the restricted park zones. However, you can freely bike to unguided open access areas like Tahai for sunset or take in views from permitted coastal paths. I found some of my favorite moments by balancing structured guided visits with off-the-beaten-path solo adventures. One of the absolute hidden gems you can tackle on your own is hiking to the summit of Maʻunga Terevaka, the highest point on the island, where you get a jaw-dropping 360-degree panorama of the endless blue ocean curvature. Another unforgettable spot is lounging under the palm trees at Anakena Beach—while you need a guide for the nearby Ahu Nau Nau platform itself, the white-sand beach and turquoise waters are open for anyone to enjoy. A crucial local tip: buy your Rapa Nui National Park ticket online before arriving, complete your official FUI entry form prior to boarding in Santiago, and make sure to book your accredited guide or small group tour well in advance, especially during peak season. I pedaled back into town as the golden hour illuminated the giant stone silhouettes of Ahu Tahai, reflecting on how Easter Island rewards every kind of traveler. Don't forget to try local culinary highlights like fresh tuna empanadas or po'e (a traditional banana and sweet potato cake) at the small carritos in town. If you want a zero-stress itinerary where every historical detail is unpacked for you, a full group tour package is fantastic. But if you crave contemplative silence, rent a bike or scooter for your downtime, soak in the quiet majesty of the landscape at your own speed, and pair it with small guided site visits. Standing before these ancient stone giants, whether surrounded by a tour group or sitting quietly nearby with your bicycle, is a memory that stays with you forever. #EasterIsland #RapaNui #SoloTravelVsGroupTourr #MoaiStatues #ChileTravel #BucketListTrek #IslandExploration #TravelRapaNui #grouptourvssolotrip
When I set foot on Easter Island, the sea breeze, wrapped in an ancient sense of loneliness, hit me. Looking down at the scattered Moai statues in the Rano Kau crater, those half-finished statues still maintained the posture of struggling out of the rock wall, as if time had suddenly frozen. At four in the morning, I squatted on Ahu Tongariki waiting for the sunrise. When the silhouettes of the fifteen Moai were dyed golden red by the morning glow, someone behind me sobbed softly - it was a sacredness that words cannot describe. The guide pointed to the mottled rock paintings behind the statues and said: "We call it the 'Cannibal Cave', but our ancestors didn't eat flesh, but memories." Finally, I stepped barefoot on the pink coral sand at Anakena Beach. The waves rolled the fragments of the statues over my ankles. Suddenly, I understood why the islanders said: "The Moai are not relics. They are just heading towards their hometown, always returning home."
YoYo_1I8Q7O5OThis place is so magical. I had a chance to travel here because the ship I am working on had been here. It was a great opportunity since not a lot of people can go here since it’s very remote in the Pacific Ocean. The locals did a great job in maintaining the untouched beauty of the place
HGysulanEaster Island is undoubtedly the most attractive area in Chile. It is more than 3,000 kilometers away from Chile. On such a seemingly isolated island, there are many large stone statues. One cannot help but wonder who created these statues.
royal_tian01A beautiful island worth visiting? Love traveling and nature!
M68***56To get to Ahu Te Pito Kura it is a 1.5 hour walk from where you park your vehicle, it is a very quiet spot with great views of Rapa Nui, it was a bit cloudy when you got to the top so wear clothing for drizzle or cover up from heavy clouds although it is hot. Horses are available for hire if you don't want to walk.
coo***anRanogo volcano is actually a dormant active volcano. The crater here has formed a volcanic lake. There are all kinds of strange plants growing in the lake. You can walk along the volcanic lake and feel the magical power of nature. It is this volcano that created Easter Island and created the world-famous cultural heritage.
juki235Looking at the giant stone statues everywhere, the blue layers of the sea here are very rich, which is pleasing to the eye. The mobile phone can't take pictures... Although this place is not big, although there are only these fifteen stone statues, it feels very good
武汉老龙The Birdman Village site is the living site of the aborigines on Easter Island. These mysterious tribes are the creators of the mysterious stone statues on the island. In the living site, there are the foundations of the houses they built, as well as caves, and many archaeological discoveries of their daily necessities and tools at that time, which are very valuable for research and worth visiting.
乖小咪Magical island, beautiful and quiet beach.
王海娃子The standard currency in Easter Island is CLF
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