LOCATION FILE
Menehune Fishpond (Alekoko)
FOLLOWLīhuʻe, HI
DIRECTIONS →OVERVIEW
The Alekoko (Menehune) Fishpond, an ancient aquaculture wall on the Hulēʻia River, said in tradition to have been built in one night by the Menehune.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
The Menehune are a legendary small people of Hawaiian tradition, credited with stonework completed overnight and vanishing before dawn.
VISITING
Best seen from the Menehune Fishpond Overlook near Līhuʻe.
SITE PLAN
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EXTERNAL RESOURCES
Curated references and articles coming soon.
INVESTIGATION RECORD
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