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1. Anna Ranch Heritage Center
On the National and State Registers of Historic Places, this stunning heritage property belonged to the "first lady" of Hawaii ranching, Anna Lindsey Perry-Fiske, and...Read More
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2. Hulihee Palace
On the National Register of Historic Places, this lovely two-story oceanfront home, surrounded by jewel-green grass and elegant coconut palms and fronted by an elaborate...Read More
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3. Kamakahonu and Ahuena Heiau
In the early 1800s, King Kamehameha the Great built a large royal compound at Kamakahonu, the bay fronting what is now the Courtyard King Kamehameha's...Read More
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4. Lyman Museum and Mission House
Built in 1839 by a missionary couple from New England, Sarah and David Lyman, the beautifully restored Lyman Mission House is the island's oldest wood-frame...Read More
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5. Parker Ranch
Exceeding 130,000 acres and regularly running tens of thousands of head of cattle, Parker Ranch is an impressive and compelling backdrop for the scenic town...Read More
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6. Puukohola Heiau National Historic Site
Quite simply, this is one of the most historic and commanding sites in all of Hawaii: here, in 1810, on top of Puukohola (Hill of...Read More
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7. Haili Congressional Church
Constructed in 1859 by New England missionaries, this church is known for its services in Hawaiian and for the choir, which sings hymns in Hawaiian....Read More
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8. Kamakahonu Beach
This beach is where King Kamehameha spent his final days—the replica of the Ahuena Heiau sits on a platform across from the sand. Adjacent to...Read More
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9. Kau Desert Footprints Trail
People take this short hike, 1.6 miles round-trip, to see faded human footprints, fossilized in hardened volcanic ash. Easy....Read More
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10. Lapakahi State Historical Park
A self-guided, 1-mile walking tour leads through the ruins of the once-prosperous fishing village of Koaie, which dates as far back as the 15th century....Read More
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11. Laupahoehoe Train Museum
Behind a stone loading platform of the once-famous Hawaii Consolidated Railway, constructed about 1900, the former manager's house is now a museum and a reminder...Read More
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12. Mookini Heiau
Dating from as early as AD 480, this parallelogram-shaped structure is a stunning example of a luakiniheiau, used for ritualized human sacrifice to the Hawaiian...Read More
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13. S. Hata Building
Built as a general store in 1912 by Japanese immigrant and businessman Sadanouke Hata and his family, this structure now houses galleries, a restaurant, and...Read More
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14. Star of the Sea Painted Church
Dating from the 1930s, this historic church, now a community center, is known for its colorfully painted interior. It was moved to its present location...Read More
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15. Thurston Lava Tube (Nahuku)
One of the park's star attractions, the Thurston Lava Tube (named "Nahuku" in Hawaiian) spans 600 feet underground. The massive cavelike tube, discovered in 1913,...Read More
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16. Volcano Art Center Gallery
Occupying a portion of the original Volcano House hotel built in 1877, this mesmerizing art gallery, within walking distance of the hotel, has showcased works...Read More
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17. H. N. Greenwell Store Museum
Established in 1850, the homestead of Henry N. Greenwell served as cattle ranch, sheep station, store, post office, and family home all in one. Now,...Read More
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