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large heiaus. Only the Aliʻi nui of an
island or moku
could use this type of
heiau.
Other chiefs or the makaʻainana that
built this type of
heiau were...
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Wailua River State Park and the
Wailua Complex of
Heiaus,
which it includes, are
located on the
eastern side of the
Hawaiian island of Kauai. The park...
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striking view of Maui. Near Mo'okini
Heiau are two
other smaller heiaus whose access is limited.
Mahukona Heiau,
dedicated to Lono god, nine
miles from...
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currently known or
reputed luakini heiaus:
Kauai Wailua Complex of
Heiaus Oʻahu: Puʻu O Mahuka, "Hill of Escape" Maui:
Loaloa Heiau Big
Island of Hawaiʻi: Puʻukohola...
- Puʻukoholā
Heiau National Historic Site is a
United States National Historic Site
located on the
northwestern coast of the
island of Hawaiʻi. The site...
- Loʻaloʻa
Heiau is
located in
Kaupo on Maui. It is one of the few
remaining intact examples of a
large luakini heiau (state
level temple where human and...
- s****line of Oʻahu, and even spot
signal fires from the
Wailua Complex of
Heiaus on Kauaʻi, with
which it had ties. It was
designated a
National Historic...
- Pakaʻalana
heiau was an
ancient Hawaiian temple (
heiau) complex,
sanctuary and
refuge (puʻuhonua) in
Waipio Valley where the God Lono was worshipped,...
- The ****ui
Heiau, near Wailua, Hawaii, also
known as 'A'A ****ui is a
historic archeological site that is
listed on the
National Register of
Historic Places...
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unaltered view from one
heiau to the next. To the
south lies Kaʻieʻi.e.
Heiau. Thought[by whom?] to be a
fishing shrine, the
heiau was
built on a prominent...
