
Puukohola Heiau National Historic Site (Ben Sumner)
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- Hawaiian history buff? Then come here to learn about "The Temple on the Hill of the Whale," one of the last major sacred sites to be constructed in the late 18th century by Hawaiian leader Kamehameha I prior to the disrupting onslaught of European explorers to the islands.
- The park is best explored with a guide who can fill you in on the history of the park. If a guide is not available, at least read the brochure, which can be picked up at the visitor's center.
- Camping, picnicking, and swimming are not allowed in the park. They are permitted at nearby Samuel M. Spencer Park.
Address:
Hwy. 270, near Kawaihae Harbor
The Kohala Coast, Hawaii 96743
Hwy. 270, near Kawaihae Harbor
The Kohala Coast, Hawaii 96743
Parking:
Daily 7:30am-4pm
Price:
Free admission. Tours $2
Visitor Information
Telephone Number: 808/882-7218
Website:
http://www.nps.gov/puhe
Transportation:
The visitor center is on Hwy. 270; the heiau is a short walk away
Price Information:
Free admission. Tours $2
The details, dates, and prices mentioned here were accurate at the time of publication.
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