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Kane'aki Heiau - Makaha Valley
ttps://www.to-hawaii.com/oahu/ancientsites/kaneakiheiau.php. Kane'aki Heiau is a well-preserved Hawaiian temple located in Makaha Valley on Oahu's west side. Built in the 16th century and dedicated to the god Lono, this sacred site includes traditional structures such as prayer towers and a taboo house. The heiau was restored using native materials and served as a spiritual center until the early 1800s. Kane'aki Heiau, Oahu Please note: Kane'aki Heiau is currently closed until further notice.
Written by historians, never AIResearched & written by Marc Striegel
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