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Te Tomo Haŋa o Te Ariki: The Birth of Rapa Nui Culture
Discover the Sacred Birthplace of Rapa Nui’s First King. Te Tomo Hanga o Te Ariki is more than a natural wonder — it’s a gateway to ancient legends, where the first Ariki (king) of Rapa Nui is said to have emerged. Step into the heart of the island’s origin story.
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Anakena: natural paradise and ancestral cradle of Rapa Nui
Anakena Beach, located on the northern coast of Rapa Nui (Easter Island), is one of the island’s most iconic and beautiful places. With its white coral sand, framed by palm trees brought from Tahiti and ancient ahu and moai statues silently watching inland, Anakena is much more than a perfect postcard—it is a place where…
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Ticket Price Increase at Rapa Nui National Park: Reasons and Community Participation
Starting October 1, 2025, Rapa Nui National Park will implement a ticket price adjustment. The decision, approved through community voting, aims to support conservation, sustainable tourism, and local development. Learn more about the new rates, the context behind the change, and how it reflects community-led management on Easter Island.
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Tour A & B: Two Unique Ways to Discover Rapa Nui with Local Guides
Discover Rapa Nui with local guides on our Tours A & B: unique landscapes, legendary moai, and sacred sites. Experience an authentic, immersive, and cultural journey with Easter Island Travel.
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Ahu Toŋariki: where the history and soul of Rapa Nui meet
Discover the powerful story behind Ahu Toŋariki, not just a lineup of moai, but a symbol of resilience and cultural pride on Rapa Nui.