For learning a little more about ancient Hawaiian culture, visit the heiau (Hawaiian temple) at Puu

Have you covered all the highlights of Oahu on previous trips and you're looking to get off the beaten path? Do you try to avoid crowds on your vacation? Perhaps you'll find some new aspects of Oahu to discover and enjoy.
The Puu Pia Trail leads you into the jungle-y peace of Manoa Valley. Though this trail starts at the edge of the highly populated city of Honolulu, within steps you feel miles away from any city. Soon after you get into the trail, you're in a deep green forest and hearing birds and distant waterfalls instead of Honolulu traffic.
If hiking is not your thing, no worries. You can see the hilly, discount atlantic city hotels forested edge of Honolulu by car on Tantalus and Roundtop Drives. (Tantalus Drive and Roundtop Drive flow into each other, which is why you usually see them listed together.) Make sure you include a stop at Puu Ualakaa State Wayside Park for an amazing view of Honolulu.
In the middle of a field in Central Oahu , you'll find a red dirt path through a field that leads to ancient birthing stones. This site is consided sacred by Hawaiians as it was a place where children of chiefs and chiefesses discount atlantic city hotels were born. See more about this fascinating, discount atlantic city hotels and some say spiritual, site – Kukaniloko Hawaiian Birthing Stones .
For learning a little more about ancient Hawaiian culture, visit the heiau (Hawaiian temple) at Puu o Mahuka on Oahu's discount atlantic city hotels North Shore. discount atlantic city hotels By the way, views of Waimea are excellent from this site. To learn more, see our video and post about Puu o Mahuka .
Though the hit television series LOST completed years ago, people are still searching for LOST filming locations. I've created a list of the top 3 LOST filming locations that include fairly off-the-beaten path sites that anyone would like whether you're a LOST fan or not. The three locations include a secluded beach area, the end of a drive on Oahu's western shore and an ancient Hawaiian fishpond.
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