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It is a remote and small  island located in the south of the Pacific Ocean. The name in Spanish is "Isla de Pascua" and in Polynesian is "Rapa Nui". It is one of the most isolated islands on the planet, located at 3,512 kilometres far from Chile. We can get in by plane from Santiago, Chile, to Hanga Roa airport at the island on a flight lasting about 5h. I stayed there for 6 days in a small and comfortable inn in Hanga Roa, the only village on the island.

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Although it is a small island, there is a lot to do there. Beautiful beaches, some extinct volcanoes, good restaurants, marine sightseeing, ancient ruins, museum are some interesting points. There are several pleasant trails to enjoy the beautiful geography of the place, but It is also possible to rent a car to speed up access to the various points of interest.

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The main attractions are the ancient sculptures of Moais,  fantastic human figures craved into rocks between the years 1250 and 1500. The number of these sculptures on the island is impressive and they are so big that you only really notice it seeing in person.

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As it is an island populated by Polynesians, you can see how these people live, their customs and traditions. Restaurants, fairs, concert halls and even churches have characteristics typical of Polynesian culture. In addition, the geographic attractions of the island are exuberant, such as volcanoes, beautiful beaches and enjoyable lookout points.

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Here are some unmissable things to do there based on my experience:

Watching the sunset and sunrise in the Ahu Tongariki, the largest set of moais on the island.

Climbing to the highest point on the island to see it fully.

Attending a mass at the local church to see the influence of Polynesian culture.

Tasting a lollipop-shaped pineapple at the local fair.