Rapa Nui National Park Review

Arrange for visitors to Easter Island to start a 4-day 3-night tour. Recommend if you can only watch one Moai stone statue, you must choose Ahu Tongariki, this is the most spectacular, famous and representative stone statue on the island. The 15 stone statues here are different in height, fat and thin, each of which is unique, and perhaps beautifully restores the image characteristics of the Aboriginal people. In addition to the advantages of scale, the Ahu Tongariki in the east of Easter Island is still the best place to watch the sunrise and starry sky, none of them. When the morning light passes through the gap between the stone statues and casts their shadows into the distance, the shock of this moment is unspeakable and must be immersed in the situation to feel it.

I have seen the boulder statues everywhere. The blue level of the sea here is very rich. It is pleasing to the eye. I can’t take pictures on my mobile phone. Although it’s not big here, although there are only these fifteen stone statues, it feels great.

Rapanui National Park is the general name of French Easter Island, and many mysterious stone statues are scattered in many corners of the park. To this day, it is one of the world's top ten unsolved mysteries, and you can follow the hiking route of the national park and you will be attracted by these mysterious stone statues and magnificent scenery.

Now the whole Easter Island can be understood as a national park. After getting off the plane, there are tickets for the park at the entrance to the airport. The price seems to be 54,000 pesos. However, there are not many places for checking tickets in the park. Birdman Village and Akihu Poplar can only go once, whereas other places can be visited casually, but we only go once. The whole island still feels like a tropical island, so we should do a good job of sun protection. There are some stray dogs on the island. They are basically friendly. There are only two on the island. Jimny has 50,000 hands a day.

Hundreds of years ago, some Polynesians drifted to Chile's Easter Island. After landing on the island, people turned their boats upside down and gathered under them to escape the storm. Later, unarmed people used stone tools to chisel stones to build some low bass along the coast (Fig. 6, 7) as a dwelling place, and take the accumulated water from the crater (Fig. 8) as drinking water. Later they became the most primitive inhabitants of Easter Island. After being trafficked, enslaved, plagued and slaughtered, there were only 111 Polynesians left. Today, the islanders live and work in peace and contentment and have grown to 2,000. We traveled around the island in the rain, and we also lamented the frustrations of the original residents of Easter Island.

Easter Island can be said to be the most beautiful place to watch the sunrise, but pay attention to whether there is a mobile phone signal on the island, and there is no signal on most roads.

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