I moved to Honolulu, Hawaii in March 2012. Sometimes I can't believe how ridiculously INCREDIBLE this island is and I want to share one highlight each day that will express the beauty, culture, uniqueness, and adventure that makes me happy to call Hawaii home. Come with me on this journey...
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Reason #12
Koko Crater Botanical Garden... This is a special spot in the island that my mom has grown to love and luckily on her trip we were able to see the garden before she left. The neat thing about this location is that the 60 acre garden is located INSIDE the Koko Head crater, which is located on the East side of the Island. While it is very dry and arid, certain plants seem to thrive in the heat. Oh and did I mention it is Freeee! It's one of those places that are right under your nose and you don't even realize it. Most local Hawaii residents for example probably have never been through. In fact on our walk we met a couple who have lived in the neighborhood for 30 years, literally within a mile and have NEVER come to the garden. And here my mom from California has come several times. For this post I am just going to let the pictures do the talking and you can get a glimpse into the wonderful plumeria fields, bougainvillea groves, cactus clusters, and more. Enjoy your tour...
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