Nuʻuanu Pali State Wayside

The wind of the Parry cliff is super strong, and the hat will be blown away if you are not careful. If you are lucky, you can pick it up. If you are not lucky, you will be blown down the valley directly. If you are a girl, it is not recommended to wear a skirt. The scenery is very good, the magnificent valley scenery is refreshing.

Super beautiful place, when we drive here, it can be said that it is beautiful to let us hold our breath, and then it is a big shout, it is very worthwhile to drive all the way, the blue sky and white clouds are really beautiful

Standing on the cliff of Parry, the feet are actually a bit soft, a little afraid of heights. But the beauty in front of us let us forget our fear, and we are attracted by the beauty in front of us!

Parking fee $3 Free high wind outlet for Hawaii residents (Nu''uanu Pali State Wayside) located northeast of downtown Honolulu, accessible via Highway 61/Pali Hwy. The high wind outlet belongs to an pass in the Klau Mountains (Koolau Mountains). As the name implies, the wind here is really strong, be careful that things are blown away. Not only can you see the beautiful landscape of the Korau Mountains, but also the panoramic view of the windward coast (Windward Coast), such as Kailua, Kaneohe, Hoomaruhia Botanical Garden (Hoomaluhia Botanical Garden), Mokolii/Chinese Hat Island (Mokolii). Pali means "cliff" in Hawaiian, where a key battle in the reunification of the Hawaiian Islands by King Kamehameha I (King Kamehameha I ) took place in 1795, when some of the defeated soldiers jumped off the cliff. In August 2008, Obama, then a senator, came here with his family to enjoy the windward coast. Special reminder: the observation deck and parking lot are still some distance away, so you must not leave any valuables or suspected valuables in the car, here smashing the window glass to steal the property in the car is quite serious.

The second time I went up this cliff, overlooking the sea, it was very beautiful