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Sites | Waterfalls
| dArizona Memorial |
The USS Arizona has rested in its watery
grave at Pearl Harbor since December 7, 1941. The overturned hull of
this battleship entombed some 1,100 sailors caught unaware by the ... |
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| dByodo-In Temple |
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This beautiful Buddhist temple is a replica
of the 900-year-old Byodo-In located in Uji, Japan. It is located in
one of the most peaceful locations in O'ahu - the Valley of the Temples. |
| dCatholic Cathedral |
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| dChina Town |
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This historic fifteen- block district is
reported to be the oldest "Chinatown" in the United States
dating back 120 years. This is Hawaii's most exciting and mysterious
neighborhood... |
| dEhime Maru Memorial |
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| dFalls of Clyde |
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The Falls of Clyde is the only surviving
fully-rigged, four masted sailing ship left in the world. Built in 1878
in Port Glasgow, Scotland she sailed all over the Pacific area... |
| dHale o Lono Heiau |
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The "House of Lono", This heiau
was build around 1400 and was dedicated to the God Lono, one of the
four Principal gods of ancient Hawaii. He ruled agriculture and harvests... |
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| dHale'iwa War Memorial |
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In memory of Waialua-Kahuku World War II
heroes who gave their lives that the rest of the world may live in peace... |
| dHale'iwa Rainbow Bridge |
The Anahula Bridge, pictured here, is one
of the most well known features in Haleiwa. Fishing, especially deep
sea fishing, is still very popular in this town. |
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| dHawaii Maritime Center |
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The Hawaii Maritime Center features Hawaii's
ocean legacy. The museum chronicles the ancient Hawaiians, who navigated
the Pacific some1500 years before Europeans... |
| dHawaii Plantation Village |
The Hawaii's Plantation Village reveals
the story of the 400,000 people who immigrated to Hawaii to work the
sugar plantations. The Plantation features 30 original and replica homes...
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| d'Iolani Palace |
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'Iolani Palace is the only true royal palace
in the United States and the last official residence of the kings and
queens who ruled Hawaii. King Kalakaua and Queen Kapiolani... |
| dJapanese Cultural Center |
The Japanese shared much in common with
thousands of other immigrants who came to Hawaii. All possessed the
courage to leave the comfort of their homes to make a better life...
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| dJudiciary History Center |
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The Judiciary History Center is located
on the ground floor of the beautiful Ali'olani Hale. The center illustrates
200 years of dynamic Hawaiian history from the days of the Kapu... |
| dKing Kamehameha Statue |
The most beloved and illustrious of Hawaii's
heroes, Kamehameha unified the Hawaiian Island. His government maintained
peace and traditional values even under intense Western... |
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| dKaneaki Heiau |
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This heiau (temple), built in the 17th Century,
was dedicated to Lono, the benevolent god of harvest and fertility.
The grass and thatched huts were used as prayer and meditation... |
| dKuilioloa Heiau |
This heiau was built between the 11th and
12th century as a place of refuge. The heiau is 150 feet long and 35
feet wide. There are three platforms that are surrounded on three side... |
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| dKukaniloko Birth Stones |
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Kukaniloko; "To Anchor the Cry from
Within". This 5-acre historical site located in Central O'ahu is
one of the most important sites in Hawai'i. Known as the Royal Birthing
Stones... |
| dMission House Museum |
The Mission Houses Museum depicts the hardships
of the Christian missionaries who first came to Hawaii. The settlement
was built in 1831 and three of the original buildings still... |
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| dNanatorium |
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The Waikiki War Memorial Natatorium was
intended to be a "living memorial" to the 102 servicemen from
Hawaii who were killed in WWI. Built in 1927 on Waikiki Beach across...
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| dPali Lookout |
The Nuuanu Pali Lookout ("Cool Height
Cliff")overlooking the 985 foot cliffs of the Koolau Mountain Range,
is one of the best views on O'ahu. It was here in 1795 that King...
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| dPu'u O Mahuka Heiau |
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Pu'u O Mahuka Heiau ("Hill of Escape")
is a well-preserved temple and is the largest on O'ahu covering over
5-acres and consisting of three adjoining enclosures measuring 575...
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| dUS Army Museum |
The US Army Museum of Hawaii has exhibits
and educational programs emphasizing the roll Hawaii played in military
actions from WWI through the Vietnam Conflict. |
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| dWashington House |
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Named in honor of the first president of
the U.S., Washington Place was built by John Dominis in 1846. His son,
John Owen Dominis, married Lydia Kapa'akea who later... |
| dWizard Stones |
Sometime before 1400, these four large stones
were hauled two miles to the beach by Ancient Hawaiians. They were believed
to be empowered with the mana (spiritual force) of... |
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