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Puna District Southeast between the Kau and Hilo districts. Known as "The Land that Flames and Blooms". A historic area full of natural wonders. SITES: SACRED & HISTORICAL (See also Museums / Galleries) VISITING A HEIAU You are invited to visit the traditional Hawaiian religious sites listed in this website. However, you are asked to remember that these are religious sites which are still sacred to the Hawaiian people. As historic sites, these places are also fragile and subject to damage and collapse. Please visit with respect and care for these important places. View the heiau from the exterior. Please do not climb on or over the rock walls. The stacked roof is unstable and may collapse. It is unlawful to take, excavate, destroy, or alter any historic site on state land. Any person who violates this law is subject to a fine of $10,000 (HRS Chapter 6E-11) Wrapping a rock in a ti leaf is not a traditional offering. This damages the plants and the integrity of the heiau structure. Offerings of coins, candles, incense and similar items cause long-term damage. The historic sites of Hawaii are unique resources that are fragile and cannot be replaced. Please help us protect Hawaii's past for the future. MACKENZIE STATE RECREATION AREA Kalapana-Kapoho Beach Road (Highway 137), nine miles northeast of Kaimu. (Puna District) 13.1 acres with low cliffed, wild volcanic coastline. Tent camping only in ironwood grove. Good shore fishing. Old Hawaiian coastal trail traverses the park. Cultural sites, scenic vistas. Picnic area, pavilion, restrooms. No drinking water.

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