Hana Attractions

The Hana Cultural Center consists of three parts, a small local museum, four replica grass huts of a Hawaiian village and the 1871 Courthouse and Jail which is still used about once a month for court. The museum houses exhibits of quilts, bark cloth and Koa-wood carvings. The courthouse displays local police history.

The restored Hana District Police Station and Courthouse was reopened in 1990, holding court on the first Tuesday of each month.

This New-England style church was built in 1838 of lava stone by missionaries who covered an ancient temple in order to suppress traditional religion. The interior of Wananalua Church features now rare koa wood. Today, services are partly given in the native language.