Explore the Mysterious Easter Island

Easter Island, also known as Rapa Nui, is located in the eastern South Pacific. It was discovered and landed on by Dutch navigator Roggeveen on April 5, 1722, Easter Sunday, hence the name. Easter Island is famous for its mysterious giant statues, the Moai. They bring many mysteries to people and are also a beautiful sight on the island. Image 2 shows the carving site of the Moai stone hats. Image 3 shows one of the ancient sites on the island, which has a huge sacrificial platform and seven restored statues. Image 6 shows the oldest sacrificial celebration site to date. The park has three sacrificial platforms of different shapes and a Moai with the only brown eyes.