National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, Punchbowl
Neighborhood: Downtown/Honolulu Harbor
Nearest Train: Bus #15 Pacific Heights from Alapai St.
Phone: +1 808 532 3720
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Virtual Tour Website
This is the final resting place for 34,000 veterans of World War I, World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War, as well as Challenger casualty Ellison Onizuka. Marble walls flanking the monumental staircase list the names of American heroes missing in action. A 30-foot statue of Lady Columbia symbolizes all grieving mothers. There is a sweeping view of Diamond Head to the glistening bays of Pearl Harbor. In ancient times, the crater of the long-dormant volcano served as a site of human sacrifices. Admission is free.
8a-5:30p M-Su
Resting place for heroes
Neighborhood: Downtown/Honolulu Harbor
Nearest Train: Bus #15 Pacific Heights from Alapai St.
Phone: +1 808 532 3720
Website | Map | add to Travel Bag (NEW)
Virtual Tour Website
This is the final resting place for 34,000 veterans of World War I, World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War, as well as Challenger casualty Ellison Onizuka. Marble walls flanking the monumental staircase list the names of American heroes missing in action. A 30-foot statue of Lady Columbia symbolizes all grieving mothers. There is a sweeping view of Diamond Head to the glistening bays of Pearl Harbor. In ancient times, the crater of the long-dormant volcano served as a site of human sacrifices. Admission is free.
8a-5:30p M-SuReviews
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Reviewed by:suga_shane01 from on May 23 2008
My visit to the Memorial Cemetary in Honolulu
I went last October to the cemetary. I was 2 years old (and I am 65 years old now) when my father B...
Reviewed by:charlote5000 from on Apr 28 2008
Beautiful, Historical, and Free
This is a good tour for those on a budget or those who like history. Dont bother w/ the bus tours if...
Reviewed by:hardinmj from on Mar 20 2008
