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Rapa Nui (Easter Island)
Anakena Beach, Rapa Nui, Chile
A place of spiritual importance to its Indigenous people
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Published: 2023
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Rapa Nui, also known as Easter Island, is a remote volcanic island located in the southeastern Pacific Ocean. The island is famous for its archaeological wonders, especially the moai statues. These monumental statues were carved by the Rapa Nui people from the island's volcanic rock. They represent ancestors and deified chiefs, and they hold profound cultural and spiritual significance for the local community. The moai are not just silent testaments to the island's rich history and the artistic prowess of its ancient inhabitants but also a reflection of the Rapa Nui people's complex relationship with their environment.
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This Tapestry tour of Rapa Nui was made possible thanks to our partners Thanks to our partners Merahi Atam and family, Koro Gustavo Borquez Paoa, Koro Tomás Pedro Tuki Tepano and family, Hotu Iti Araki, Koro Pablo "Pau" Hereveri, Hana Paoa Huki and family, Koro Haumoana Hey Araki, Cristian Moreno Pakarati, Mario Amarhiro Tuki Villanueva.
