Ulupo Heiau

Ulupo Heiau. One of the temples said to have been built by the mythical Menehune for the worship of the Hawaiian Gods. Its size may be estimated by the remaining terrace which is 140 feet wide and 30 feet high.

Migratory bird from Alaska. Koaloa park venua. There are plenty of migratory bird species in this site.

Hawaii sacred place. Koaloa park.

Mokolii Island (nicknamed "Chinaman's Hat" for its cone shape)viewed from Kualoa Park. Hawaii culture tour April 22, 2006.

Kualoa Park, the most sacred spot in the island. Hawaii culture tour.

I didn't know the name of this flower. It has a strong and nice fragrant. Hawaii fish pond venue.

Pink Hibiscus

Yellow hibiscus. March 2006, PCC venue.

Such a heavy rain. Chinatown, in front of the Arts at Mark Garage, March 24, 2006.

White Hibiscus.

This fragrant flower is so common during Chinese new year. It is believed to bring a good luck to the owner.

Such a beautiful orchid. It was sold in Chinatown.

It's a unique flower, yet spread strong fragrant. Thus, a bee could not away from it. Unfortunately I still don't know the name of the plant, I have been looking for this moment to take pict since it always gone in the day of its bloom, as people could not hold their temptation to pick it up. University of Hawaii Manoa venue, March 10, 2006.

A view from my dorm window; center: Burns Hall; right bottom corner: Circle of Friend; left bottom corner: Hale Halawai; left top corner: Diamond Head crater

Guess who? Hint: 'Saturday Night Fever'

The Bus; www.thebus.org

In 'The Bus'

Waiting for 'The Bus'

A cloudy afternoon in the parking lot; Manoa Jan 2006