- Easter Island is one of the world’s most famous islands, as well as an archaeological site, which is hardly ever visited to find out more about the remains.
- Easter Island is situated in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, and was one of the primary islands of the Polynesian Island group.
- Easter Island is a roughly triangular island. Made up of three volcanoes, the island has an area of 163 square kilometres (63 square miles).
- Approximately 750,000 years ago three volcanoes converged to form Easter Island, also called Rapa Nui. It is located about 2,300 miles off the Chilean coast.
- The 887 giant moai statues on Easter Island have turned one of the most isolated islands in the world into one of the most well known—and most mysterious.
- The local gastronomy in Easter Island Easter Island is one of the most remote areas in earth, and of.
- Things to Do in Easter Island, Chile: See Tripadvisor's 52,545 traveller reviews and photos of Easter Island tourist attractions.
- The Chilean government claimed possession of Easter Island in 1888 and, in 1935, designated it a national park, to preserve thousands of archaeological sites.
- Mysterious Moai: The Giant Heads of Easter Island for Kids - FreeSchool.
- In brief, the prehistory of Easter Island is one of supreme accomplishment, flourishing and civilization, followed by environmental devastation and decline.