Nature SpotRoad to Hana

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First, you will find some recommendations like "Drive slowly, roll down the windows" and you will learn that "the journey to East Maui is a sensory adventure". People "travel for different reasons to Maui", some of them say they want to find "what they're looking for on the road to Hana". It is a "68-mile route" which goes "from Kahului past Hana town to Kipahulu" and which "serves as a major tourist attraction". There are "thousands of visitors traveling to and from the East Maui coast daily". The road has a "historical and cultural significance" and was "designated by the White House [more]

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If you choose to go to Hana you should be "ready for a trip back in time to the old style" with "the most beautiful tropical rainforests you've ever seen!" The road to Hana "offers some of the most spectacular scenery found anywhere in the Hawaiian islands" but you should keep in mind that "the road is long and winding". There are "over 600 curves and 54 bridges". There are "only 53 miles from Kahului Airport to Hana", but it can take "about 2½ to 3 hours to make the drive" the time just depends "on how often you stop" The author gives us some "tips": "Leave as early as you can", have enough [more]

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The "drive" takes "at least 3 hours", but you should "plan to take all day". The author says that "Going to Hana is about the journey, not the destination". The road is "wilder", "steeper" and "even more dangerous roads". But you should know that "in all of Hawaii" the road is the most "celebrated". You can see "magnificent seascapes", "waterfall pools", "verdant rainforests", and it is "one of Hawaii's most beautiful tropical places". If you get on the road "at the wrong time" and "you'll be stuck in a bumper-to-bumper rental-car parade". The "peak traffic hours" are "midmorning and mida [more]

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The author of this article states that there are "617 curves along the road to Hana" which is a road "also known as Divorce Highway". The author recommends its "experienced Guides" to get a "journey more enjoyable". That solution will "eliminate" some "arguments" "over driving" like "Honey, slow down!". On the road "there is so much to see" : "Bamboo forests", "beautiful waterfalls", "exotic edible fruits", "Hawaiian legends", "history and so much more". The journey on the road to Hana is "so wonderful and famous" because the "site in the lush tropical forest along the way" is "beautiful" [more]

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The "route 360" is "often called the Hana Road". The author say that to the visitors : When you get "to the village of Hana" don't think the "tour is over" because "some of the best attractions" are "beyond Hana". For example there are "the Oheo pools" "on the coastal tip of Haleakala National Park", "Wailua Falls" and "the grave of Charles Lindberg". After the attractions "the road continues as a track", if you have a rental car, for the companies this is "a violation of their contracts". The Hana road is "on the eastern Windward side of Maui". It begins "at the town of Pa'ia" where th [more]