Explore this serene archaeological park showcasing sacred Hawaiian burial grounds, complete with scenic walking trails and stunning ocean views.
"An Oahu site where visitors can view ancient temples, wooden ki'I, tidepools, and turtles. Admission prices are $20 per vehicle, or $10 per person when entering on foot or bike, and free for kids 15 and younger." - Travel + Leisure Editors
"Catch a glimpse of what Hawaii looked like before European contact. An unmissable destination for culture buffs, this sacred area stretches along the lava flats of the Big Island's western coast. Behind a massive wall stands an ancient pu'uhonua (place of refuge)—where defeated enemies and those who violated the kapu (laws) could seek pardon. The park also shelters the Royal Grounds, a residential and ceremonial epicenter, and the 1871 Trail that takes in the shoreline. Tip: This is a religious site, so be respectful and don't smoke, picnic, play sports, take wedding photos, or carry beach equipment (including towels) here. Just north of the boat launch outside of the park you can find Two Step, a phenomenal scuba and snorkeling spot."
"Catch a glimpse of what Hawaii looked like before European contact. An unmissable destination for culture buffs, this sacred area stretches along the lava flats of the Big Island's western coast. Behind a massive wall stands an ancient pu'uhonua (place of refuge)—where defeated enemies and those who violated the kapu (laws) could seek pardon. The park also shelters the Royal Grounds, a residential and ceremonial epicenter, and the 1871 Trail that takes in the shoreline. Tip: This is a religious site, so be respectful and don't smoke, picnic, play sports, take wedding photos, or carry beach equipment (including towels) here. Just north of the boat launch outside of the park you can find Two Step, a phenomenal scuba and snorkeling spot."
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David Nagel-Nunez
Tammy Smith
Khiara Las
Glenn Huff
angeline Doherty
Harold Pramekamol
Bo Liu
SD
David Nagel-Nunez
Tammy Smith
Khiara Las
Glenn Huff
angeline Doherty
Harold Pramekamol
Bo Liu