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• Byodo-In Temple
  "Postcard Perfect"
  "Even with our GPS, we missed the turn for the Valley of the Temples and had to turn back. I still wasn't sure we were in the right place since the Byodo-In Temple is further down a winding road. What threw me off was the typical-looking Christian church at the turn. Nothing in what I had read said..." it was a road lined with several churches interspersed in cemetery grounds. It creeped out my husband a little until we parked and walked to the entrance of the Temple. It is really beautiful. Peaceful grounds, a lovely koi pond with black swans, and a little stream that surrounds the building make it very picturesque. True to the original in Japan, albeit on a smaller scale, I was impressed. You'll be glad you stopped. " More >
• Tropical Farms Macadamia Nut Farm and Farm Tour
  "Fun place to stop"
  "You can stop and browse the gift shop, sample coffee and nuts, and go out and crack your own macadamia nuts and eat them. (One of the staff warned us to eat no more than 3 because otherwise it could cause digestive tract issues - so unless you want to have to run to the restroom, enjoy up to 3 and ..."then return to the gift shop to buy roasted ones!) There is a tour that they charge a fee for and there are only a few per day, so call ahead so you don't miss it (like we did). We were told by one of the locals that it is a good (shorter, and less expensive) overview tour/history of Oahu/Hawaii (as compared to the Polynesian Cultural Center all day show.) Parking is free. The grounds and views of the surrounding mountains are amazing. A nice stop along the coastline. " More >
• Hoomaluhia Botanical Gardens
  "Big gardens!"
  "This botanical garden is 400 acres, so it isn't a quick in/out place to visit. They are very prompt with their park closure times, so be prepared to be out by 4 p.m.! We arrived in the afternoon and so picked one area (native Hawaiian plants) to visit and then climbed to the overlook across the pa..."rk road and enjoyed amazing views of the mountains and the ocean until it was time to go. This isn't a flower garden, so don't expect that. This is a trees, bushes, shrubs, plants kind of botanical gardens (this is what we were told by one of the park employees and what we experienced at the native Hawaiian portion of the garden.) Tip: One of the locals told us to wear insect repellent, but we forgot and this was the only time during our time on the island that we got bit by mosquitos. So definitely use insect repellent! " More >