A living history farm of Japanese immigrant coffee farmers.
All Historic & Cultural Attractions in Hawaii
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A botanical garden and cultural site in a sacred North Shore valley.
A Hawaiian place of refuge with reconstructed temples and carved images.
A heritage site with a restored heiau and Native Hawaiian garden.
The National Park Service memorial to the 1941 attack, including the USS Arizona Memorial.
A 1969 state capitol designed to evoke Hawaiʻi's volcanoes and ocean.
The royal palace of the Hawaiian Kingdom's last monarchs, the only royal palace in the US.
The temple Kamehameha I built in 1790–91 on the path to uniting the islands.
A 1913 lighthouse in the Kīlauea Point National Wildlife Refuge.
A museum of Maui's sugar industry.
An outdoor museum of Hawaiʻi's sugar plantation life.