Rapa Nui Traditions
Rapa Nui traditions refer to the cultural customs, rituals, beliefs, and practices of the indigenous people of Easter Island, also known as Rapa Nui. These traditions are deeply rooted in the island's Polynesian heritage and are passed down through generations orally and through various artistic expressions such as dance, music, and sculpture. Rapa Nui traditions encompass a wide range of aspects including language, mythology, ancestor worship, and the famous Moai statues that are central to the island's identity.