Between east and central Maui is the moku of Kula, the hiding place of one of the high chiefs of Maui. Today remnants of a massive road nearly eight persons-wide are still visible, all indicators that the stories of the legendary rulers of Maui are based more in fact than in fiction.
Haleakalā. Piʻilani. Keokea. Waimāhaʻihaʻi. What do these names have to do with Maui? In this one hour session, Kainoa Horcajo will take you on a huakaʻi (journey) around the cultural sites of Kula, Maui where we will learn the cultural stories and history of some of the most beloved, visited, and sometimes misrepresented wahi pana (storied places).
