Designed in a traditional Japanese strolling garden style, Liliʻuokalani Gardens feature arched bridges, koi ponds, pagodas, stone lanterns, and a teahouse, creating a tranquil atmosphere for visitors. The garden’s lush landscaping, with tropical plants and banyan trees, provides scenic views of Mauna Kea and the Pacific Ocean.
Popular for walking, picnicking, and photography, the gardens serve as a cultural and historical landmark, celebrating Hawaiʻi’s multicultural heritage. It remains one of the largest Japanese gardens outside Japan, offering a peaceful retreat and a connection to both Hawaiian and Japanese traditions.