US National Monument: Honouliuli National Monument - Hawaii (2015)

Honouliuli National Monument is located in Hawaii, and was designated in 2015.

This park is home to a unique World War II history, as it was once an internment camp for Japanese-Americans and other ethnic prisoners.

Visitors can explore a variety of trails, as well as the remains of the camp, including a guard tower and barracks.

In addition, the park is home to a wide variety of native Hawaiian plants, as well as a diverse range of birds and other wildlife.

The best time to visit Honouliuli National Monument is during the spring and summer months, when the weather is warm and dry.

Guided tours are available to help visitors learn more about the history of the camp, and the park provides educational materials to help further explore its history.

The park also hosts a variety of special events, such as a World War II reenactment and a hula performance.

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