Learn all about the moʻolelo, or story, of the famous goddess Hiʻiaka and a giant moʻo, or lizard, named Kamō‘ili‘ili, for which this place was named.
Learn all about the Waikīkī ahupua’a, or indigenous water system, a way of sharing water fairly all across this land and the island of O’ahu.
Discover all the lāʻau or indigenous plants that line the walkway between Sullivan Center and the Upper Gym.
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