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拉诺拉拉库

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noise43

We were on a guided tour of the many areas of the island and found this, the first visited, to provide much information to understand the moai manufacture, cultural context, transport , etc. There is some steep climbing exposed to hot sun to get to the area where the heads were in the process of being sculpted and the path had loose gravel in spots. Wear shoes with good traction, not smooth soled shoes.
Sandi0615

This is the quarry where almost 400 giant statues remain in various stages of completion - you can see how they built these figures and get a sense on how they moved them. Having a knowledgeable local guide is very helpful.
rchandiramani

It's as if giants played here, sculpting heads and then leaving them lying about; in truth, the heads are only a part (one-third) of the rest of the sculpture that is underground and they were made not by giants but by people. One can read a different expression in each face and as the sun moves and the shadows too, the expressions change. There are scores of these figures, some with more than just the head visible - there's the kneeling Moai, the one lying down (around 21 metres!) and the one with the boat carving on its back. Say Hello to each one.
RandSand

The quarry here is where all the Moai on the island were "born". It is amazing to see how the statues were carved right out of the rock, and even more amazing to realize how far some of them were transported across the island. Here, there are dozens of fascinating Moai, some with unique features.
HungryThirstyTravelr

This site is not to be missed. Absolutely amazing place to see both the island and also the moais before they reach their final destination. Great aerial view of Tongariki too. We didn't have a guide and used a hire car to get there which was easy as the roads are paved and not that busy. Signs were in English and easy to follow.

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