Journey back in time at the Puʻu Loa petroglyph field, located within Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park. This significant cultural site contains thousands of ancient Hawaiian rock carvings, etched into a vast expanse of solidified lava. These petroglyphs, or kiʻi pōhaku, represent a rich tapestry of Hawaiian history, culture, and beliefs. While their exact meanings are often debated, they offer invaluable insights into the lives and spiritual practices of the early inhabitants of the island. Walking among these ancient carvings is a powerful and humbling experience, connecting you to the deep history of this land.
