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拉帕-努伊国家公园拉帕-努伊国家公园1995年被认定为世界遗产,其位于距智利海岸3800海里的南太平洋上的一个孤岛,面积约180平方公里。1722年复活节这天,荷兰航海探险家雅各布-罗格文登上该岛,故而命名为复活节岛。推测10～16世纪岛上的土著民以祭神为目的所雕刻的人面巨石像高2～10米、重40～80吨、总共约1000体。这些戴着红帽子的神秘的莫亚石像的眼睛不知何故皆被人挖掉了。失掉眼睛的莫亚静静地耸立在岛上,仰视着太空。像是在默默地述着一个遥远的故事,给后人留下费解之秘和无限的遐想。
Rapa Nui National Park Rapa Nui National Park was recognized as a World Heritage Site in 1995 and is located on an island of South Pacific about 3,800 nautical miles off the coast of Chile and covers an area of about 180 square kilometers. On Easter day 1722, the Dutch nautical explorer Jacob Loewe, boarded the island, named Easter Island. Speculated that the 10 ~ 16th century island indigenous people to sacrifice for the purpose of God carved man-made boulders as high as 2 to 10 meters, weighing 40 to 80 tons, a total of about 1000. The eyes of these mysterious Moai statues wearing red hats have somehow been dug up. Moya, who has lost his eyes, stands quietly on the island looking up to space. Like silently describing a distant story, left behind for future generations to understand the secret and unlimited reverie.