Connect With Us: Menu Pahua Heiau Pahua Heiau is a 1.1-acre site that was donated to OHA in 1988. OHA acquired the site to preserve the archaeological structures and to provide cultural and educational opportunities in Maunalua. Pahua is expected to benefit from the completion of a Preservation Plan and Comprehensive Management Plan, approved by SHPD in 2018, both of which will guide the use of the site into the future. OHA expects these plans to be completed by mid-2019. Designs have been completed for a Public Viewing Area, with installation to be completed in 2022. Notice: Pahua Heiau is not a hiking trail. The heiau site and the ridge behind it are private property and not open to the public. Trespassers will be cited. Location: Island of Oʻahu 7142 Makahu‘ena Place, Maunalua, HI Acquired: 1998 Size: 1.15 acres Zoning: Conservation Cost to OHA: Donated by Kamehameha Schools Tenure and use: Owned fee simple. Deed restricts use to historic purposes Acquisition objectives: Educational and cultural opportunities for Native Hawaiians Features: Possible ko‘a (fishing shrine), Ipu o Lono or Māpele (agricultural heiau). Three tiered terrace platforms Two walled enclosures Several free standing dry-stacked walls Several native species Click here to view the Pahua Heiau Preservation Plan. LATEST NEWS More OHA HIRES NEW CHIEF ADVOCATE AND NEW COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR MORE DR. DAVID KEKAULIKE SING HONORED BY THE NATIONAL INDIAN EDUCATION ASSOCIATION WITH A LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD MORE STATEMENT FROM OHA BOARD CHAIR LINDSEY ON INDIGENOUS PEOPLESʻ DAY MORE OHA DELIVERS “MEALS & MAHALO” TO FRONTLINE HEALTHCARE WORKERS ON HAWAI’I ISLAND MORE OHA ANNOUNCES COMMERCIAL ACQUISITION OF TWO PROPERTIES NEXT TO NĀ LAMA KUKUI MORE Office of Hawaiian Affairs 560 Nimitz Hwy #200 Honolulu, HI 96817 SITE INFO Employment Opportunities Staff: Webmail Public Notices Media Kit Terms of Use Policy Privacy Policy CONTACT US Email Us Office Locations (808) 594-1835 © 2021 Office of Hawaiian Affairs