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remery1513

Several tumbled Moai are on display, likely tipped by a tsunami. The are old and showcdetails of construction with out new concrete. As always, fascinating history and site on this wonderful island.

GANDK715

An un rehabilitated group of statues. Makes a dramatic statement, especially as we saw it in pouring rain. you need a guide.

MarionW339

you are on the SE coast and can also see many of the wild horses that I just happen to love. The archaeological remains of this and the Ura Uranga Te Mahina center are very worth visiting. The first paramount chief of the island was buried here.

daisy21988

This altar and its moai were not restored, so it provides an interesting glimpse in to the past. There are also ruins of a village and a small cave. It's best if you go with a guide who can explain what you're looking at because there are no signs or anything.

LindaS562

An extensive site with 4 separate ahu, 12 moai and 8 pukao (top knots) all of which were pushed over and have not been restored. I love this site, it was peaceful and eery at the same time, with great views over the sea. It is also known as the King's Platform. We almost had the whole place to ourselves and it was amazing to walk around in what felt to be a true archeological site.

Argentinian

THis is a place where you can see how the villages were found and the Moais were found when the spanish arrived in the island. It is a great place to begin your experience and listen to the stories and archeological evidences. All the archeological places are better experienced with a guide than on your own.

Silvanavaraschin

Like everithing in Easter Islan is an amazing place .I d like to see the Moais rebuilded ...... the catlle and horses ...they step on the places ...sometimes

Ibadanboy

This is a different experience from many of the other sites on Easter Island. Not as 'famous' as its sister sites, Akahanga's claim to fame is that here you will see fallen Moai. Worth a visit.

Maddy_Parkes

A great site for those with an interest in the history of the island and who want some alternative photos of moai.We had the place pretty much to ourselves and got to explore extensivelyAt the back of the platform there are some picturesque statues (all fallen/toppled) including a very small one, probably one of the earliest. There are some good photo opportunities here especially of the alien looking moai.You can respectfully get very close to the moai, without touching them. It is interesting because they are all face down but clearly the eye sockets, nose etc are still intact, adding to the theory that they were gently placed down rather than thrown down.Would recommend taking a decent guidebook so that you can explore this yourself and still understand what is happening at this site (otherwise its a pie of fallen rocks and the magic is lost)

ozdess9

Another excellent stop on your Easter Island loop. This site provides you views of the ocean as fallen Moai surround the area. Don't miss the hats too.

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