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Mauna ʻAla — Royal Mausoleum
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Mauna ʻAla in the Hawaiian language, is the Royal Mausoleum of Hawaii and the final resting place of Hawaii's two prominent royal families: the Kamehameha Dynasty and the Kalākaua Dynasty.
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Kapena Falls
Alapena Pool, Honolulu, HI 96817
Kapena Falls Trailhead
2302 Pali Hwy, Honolulu, HI 96813
Chinese Buddhist Association of Hawaii Hsu Yun Temple
42 Kawananakoa Pl, Honolulu, HI 96817
ISKCON Hawaii
51 Coelho Way A, Honolulu, HI 96817
Booth District Park
2331 Kanealii Ave, Honolulu, HI 96813
First Unitarian Church
2500 HI-61, Honolulu, HI 96817
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Govinda's Restaurant
51 Coelho Way, Honolulu, HI 96817
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Mauna ʻAla — Royal Mausoleum

2261 Nuuanu Ave, Honolulu, HI 96817
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Mauna ʻAla in the Hawaiian language, is the Royal Mausoleum of Hawaii and the final resting place of Hawaii's two prominent royal families: the Kamehameha Dynasty and the Kalākaua Dynasty.

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attractions: Kapena Falls, Kapena Falls Trailhead, Chinese Buddhist Association of Hawaii Hsu Yun Temple, ISKCON Hawaii, Booth District Park, First Unitarian Church, restaurants: Govinda's Restaurant
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dlnr.hawaii.gov

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Nearby attractions of Mauna ʻAla — Royal Mausoleum

Kapena Falls

Kapena Falls Trailhead

Chinese Buddhist Association of Hawaii Hsu Yun Temple

ISKCON Hawaii

Booth District Park

First Unitarian Church

Kapena Falls

Kapena Falls

4.1

(79)

Closed
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Kapena Falls Trailhead

Kapena Falls Trailhead

3.3

(43)

Open 24 hours
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Chinese Buddhist Association of Hawaii Hsu Yun Temple

Chinese Buddhist Association of Hawaii Hsu Yun Temple

4.5

(26)

Open 24 hours
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ISKCON Hawaii

ISKCON Hawaii

4.8

(118)

Open 24 hours
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Govinda's Restaurant

Govinda's Restaurant

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Ken KroehlerKen Kroehler
COME PAY YOUR DEEP RESPECTS TO THE SOCIALLY CONSCIOUS KINGS AND QUEENS OF HAWAII IN RECOGNITION OF THEIR INSPIRATIONAL, LASTING CONTRIBUTIONS. High up in Nuuanu Valley is sacred land. Here the kings and queens along other members of the royal Hawaiian family and predominate associates are at their final resting place. Most of the royals were deeply committed Christian's, with a ferverent desire to loving serve their Hawaiian people. The Curator of these hallowed grounds asks that all who come respectfully honor the Mana (the spirit) of this sacred space. These benevolent forward-looking royals left remarable legacies, which their peoples enjoy today. They built churches, fostered learning and education by establishng prominent schools. They attended to the health care needs of those under their charge by erecting leading hospitals. They left parks and gardens for all to enjoy. For more details about the direct contributions of the respective monarchs, please visit my various posts. These include: the Queen's Medical Center POB 1 (Queen Emma), the Physicians Building POB 2 (Queen Emma), along with the Cathedral of Saint Andrew (all established by Queen Emma). Kapi'olani Regional Park (Queen Kapi'olani) and Queen Kapi'olani Garden are other entries. Kapi'olani Community College (Queen Kapi'olani) and K.C.C. Farmer's Market are still other contributions. Please also visit my "King Kamehameha State" and "King Kamehameha Celebration" entries. I believe, they will introduce YOU to some of the very popular local traditions.
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The ‘mana’ (energy) is believed to come from ‘ivi’ (bones). Indeed! A spiritual site of the tombs of Hawaiian monarchs and their relations. A must visit !
Nancy HarmsNancy Harms
Dignified, serene spot, well-maintained, restrooms available. Wish it was open on weekends & that the indoor spaces were open to see.
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COME PAY YOUR DEEP RESPECTS TO THE SOCIALLY CONSCIOUS KINGS AND QUEENS OF HAWAII IN RECOGNITION OF THEIR INSPIRATIONAL, LASTING CONTRIBUTIONS. High up in Nuuanu Valley is sacred land. Here the kings and queens along other members of the royal Hawaiian family and predominate associates are at their final resting place. Most of the royals were deeply committed Christian's, with a ferverent desire to loving serve their Hawaiian people. The Curator of these hallowed grounds asks that all who come respectfully honor the Mana (the spirit) of this sacred space. These benevolent forward-looking royals left remarable legacies, which their peoples enjoy today. They built churches, fostered learning and education by establishng prominent schools. They attended to the health care needs of those under their charge by erecting leading hospitals. They left parks and gardens for all to enjoy. For more details about the direct contributions of the respective monarchs, please visit my various posts. These include: the Queen's Medical Center POB 1 (Queen Emma), the Physicians Building POB 2 (Queen Emma), along with the Cathedral of Saint Andrew (all established by Queen Emma). Kapi'olani Regional Park (Queen Kapi'olani) and Queen Kapi'olani Garden are other entries. Kapi'olani Community College (Queen Kapi'olani) and K.C.C. Farmer's Market are still other contributions. Please also visit my "King Kamehameha State" and "King Kamehameha Celebration" entries. I believe, they will introduce YOU to some of the very popular local traditions.
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The ‘mana’ (energy) is believed to come from ‘ivi’ (bones). Indeed! A spiritual site of the tombs of Hawaiian monarchs and their relations. A must visit !
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Dignified, serene spot, well-maintained, restrooms available. Wish it was open on weekends & that the indoor spaces were open to see.
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Nancy Harms

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COME PAY YOUR DEEP RESPECTS TO THE SOCIALLY CONSCIOUS KINGS AND QUEENS OF HAWAII IN RECOGNITION OF THEIR INSPIRATIONAL, LASTING CONTRIBUTIONS. High up in Nuuanu Valley is sacred land. Here the kings and queens along other members of the royal Hawaiian family and predominate associates are at their final resting place. Most of the royals were deeply committed Christian's, with a ferverent desire to loving serve their Hawaiian people.

The Curator of these hallowed grounds asks that all who come respectfully honor the Mana (the spirit) of this sacred space.

These benevolent forward-looking royals left remarable legacies, which their peoples enjoy today. They built churches, fostered learning and education by establishng prominent schools. They attended to the health care needs of those under their charge by erecting leading hospitals. They left parks and gardens for all to enjoy.

For more details about the direct contributions of the respective monarchs, please visit my various posts. These include: the Queen's Medical Center POB 1 (Queen Emma), the Physicians Building POB 2 (Queen Emma), along with the Cathedral of Saint Andrew (all established by Queen Emma). Kapi'olani Regional Park (Queen Kapi'olani) and Queen Kapi'olani Garden are other entries. Kapi'olani Community College (Queen Kapi'olani) and K.C.C. Farmer's Market are still other contributions.

Please also visit my "King Kamehameha State" and "King Kamehameha Celebration" entries. I believe, they will introduce YOU to some of the very popular...

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42w

Not really displayed for tourist, it really is a royal cemetery. I believe while you're in Hawai'i, it's good to come by and pay your respects to their Kings and Queens since they STILL take care of native Hawaiians. We were fortunate that the Curator, Doni Leināʻala Hanuna Pahukoa Chong, came out to greet us and shared the history of the Royals, Hawai'i, and the Royal Mausoleum grounds. She also shared recent events that was held there. We learned so much from her and made sure that our visit was respectful.

I wish and hope that our visit is similar to others. I think this was one of my favorite part of my visit in Hawai'i. I love our experiences here and I hope that everyone truly learn Hawai'i's history...

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41w

This is a truly special place, a must-experience for any respectful visitor seeking deeper connection. Walking these grounds, you'll feel the palpable history and rich mana. Doni, the dedicated curator, generously shares her spirit and knowledge, illuminating the profound significance of this unique land. If you yearn to learn about Hawaiian history, culture, and honor its ancestors, this is an essential destination. Notably, it's the only place where the Hawaiian flag flies solo, a powerful symbol of its heritage. Mahalo, Doni, for an unforgettable and enlightening experience. Kristi...

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