Haven't been to Haleakala National Park, you can't be a Maui, you can't say that you have touched the soul of Maui. Hareakala National Park spans the southern and eastern coastline of Maui, with the highest peak of Maui, the Haleakala volcano, at an altitude of 3,055 meters. It can be seen from any location on the island. . The park has three separate visitor centres with a variety of natural environments. You can travel at the highest peak of Haleakala, hike in the clouds, and ride horses in a desert like a paradise. As the park stretches towards the coast, it gradually descends to sea level and even visits the verdant tropical areas that are filled with waterfalls and streams. A lot of tourists and locals get up early to drive to the Haleakala Visitor Centre, which is the best place to watch the sunrise. On a clear morning, watching the sunrise on the top of Haleakala is an unforgettable experience. Even those who have seen this scene many times have said that they have never seen the same sunrise twice. Equally spectacular is the sunset and starry night of Haleakala.