This Hawaii town of 2,200 residents hides 14 heritage sites tourists never find
The asphalt on Koloa Road shimmers in the July heat as I drive through the iconic tunnel of eucalyptus trees. Emerging from this natural gateway, I find myself in a Hawaiian town that defies expectations. With just 2,200 residents spread across 1.2 square miles, Koloa packs more historical significance per acre than anywhere else on … Lire plus