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March 2024
The water fall was on the small side.Lots of people pretending to get in the water. Swimsuits and all just to take selfies.The hike up hike up informative.The ukulele guy was especially knowledgeable and kind.Very pretty.
March 2024
The Waterfall is overrated,but the everything else in the park is just amazingly beautiful,if you come here,don’t rush to the waterfall,rather spend more time with the plants and take a lot of photos,almost everywhere in the park is a good place for a beautiful photo.
The sacred Waimea Valley, in Haleiwa, HI, is at the center of ancient Hawaiian history. This 1,875-acre park holds many historic archaeological sites, a world-class botanical garden, and a 45-foot waterfall—all while serving as a wildlife refuge for many of Hawaii’s endangered animals. Waimea Valley, is also known as the Valley of the Priests, is on the North Shore of Oahu where it was largely unexamined by scientists until recently due to the rugged terrain. Nearly 80 archaeological sites have been found, and those numbers continue to grow as more exploration occurs. These sites date back to the time of Hawaiian monarchy, and showcase ancestral shrines, ancient living sites, and agricultural terraces.