Ahu Akahanga is the resting place for the island’s original settlers. The site contains toppled Moai and remnants of dwellings.

If you take a tour on Easter Island, this will probably be your first stop. It’s only a few miles outside of Hanga Roa. The only thing left at the site are a few toppled Moai and some caves which were used as dwellings for the early settlers. The site is also placed along a road built for transporting the Moai. You can trace the road all the way back to Rano Raraku.