The grounds also contain an archaeological site called a Heiau, Kealakowaa Heiau ("temple on the way for dragging canoes" in the Hawaiian Language). This ritual site, built in the time of King Umi a Liloa, was used for construction and blessing of canoes. It can be viewed from the Kona Educational Foundation Center.
The grounds also contain an archaeological site called a Heiau, Kealakowaa Heiau ("temple on the way for dragging canoes" in the Hawaiian Language), built during King Umi a Liloa's reign, which was used for building and blessing canoes. It is visible from the Kona Educational Foundation Center.