Moai Ruins In Easter Island, Chile. This Picture Is Taken In Rapa Nui, Chile. Easter Island Rapa Nui: Rapa Nui, Spanish: Isla De Pascua Is A Chilean Island In The Southeastern Pacific Ocean, At The Southeasternmost Point Of The Polynesian Triangle. Easter Island Is Famous For Its 887 Extant Monumental Statues, Called Moai, Created By The Early Rapa Nui People. In 1995, Unesco Named Easter Island A World Heritage Site, With Much Of The Island Protected Within Rapa Nui National Park.

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