The Wahiawa Healing Stone, also called Keanianileihuaokalani, is a small shrine on California Avenue in Wahiawa, Oʻahu. A short flight of steps leads to a marble building where the site’s current arrangement includes a lingam and pictures. The shrine has cultural interest, though its history is not clearly documented. The original stones have been replaced, a change to know about before you visit. Treat the site with respect, and check for access updates before making the trip.
The shrine and its history
The Healing Stone is also known by the Hawaiian name Keanianileihuaokalani. Its history is not clearly documented, so the shrine's story remains uncertain.
The stones originally associated with the site have been replaced by a lingam and pictures. The shrine is housed in a small marble building, reached by steps.
FAQ
Where is the Wahiawa Healing Stone?
It is on California Avenue in Wahiawa, Oʻahu. The listed address is 110 California Ave, Wahiawa, HI 96786.
What is at the shrine now?
The current arrangement includes a lingam and pictures in a small marble building. The original stones have been replaced.
Is the history of the Healing Stone well documented?
No. The site's history is unclear.
