Top Things to Do in Kauai 2021

"It is close to a local church and it is worth visiting. The weather was great when we came, so we had a good time here. The environment is great and it is very suitable for a holiday."

"The church with a history of nearly two hundred years is not very big, and because there is no time for worship, no one is open. The surrounding scenery is good, and the neighborhood is very lively and bustling."

"Saint Raphael is the oldest Catholic church on the island. It was built in 1841. It has a famous stone prayer room and grotto, but the scale is not grand enough."

"This church in Kauai is quite unique. It can make appointments for weddings. It is still a dream to hold a wedding in such a beautiful place. Not bad."

"Recommended: Located in the Kolaw Mountains at an altitude of 610 meters, it was built to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the migration of Japanese immigrants to Hawaii. This temple continues the characteristics of Japanese wooden architecture, without using a nail from beginning to end, perfectly presenting the natural beauty of wooden architecture. It is the filming location of the famous American drama "LOST" and the Hollywood blockbuster "Pearl Harbor. ‍♀️Don’t miss a pool of koi in Byodoin Temple❗Buy a bag of feed for one dollar and feed them, by the way, make a wish"

"The Valley of the Temples is really beautiful. There are very Japanese-style buildings and beautiful gardens. It is somewhat of a Japanese garden style. The valley under the blue sky and white clouds is really beautiful, and there are not many tourists in it."

"The Kawaiahao Church is the iconic building smack dab in the middle of downtown Honolulu. It's not uncommon to see very elaborate weddings take place here. This is an interesting juxtaposition to the old graveyard to the side. Supposedly, many of the downtown buildings nearby are haunted, a fact that some of my family members can attest to. Circle of life, indeed."