tallest mountain. Poliʻahu met the aliʻi Aiwohikupua on the Eastern slope of Mauna Kea. The two fell in love and Aiwohikupua took Poliʻahu home to his native...

Mauna Kea and threw fire from them towards Poliʻahu, with the snow goddess fleeing towards the summit. Poliʻahu was finally able to grab her now-burning...

Paupueo Pele – Goddess of volcanoes, frequently described as an aumakua Poliʻahu - goddesses of snow Tuna Ukupanipo - another shark god Wahieloa Waka -...

stones) Poliʻahu Heiau (looking inland) Poliʻahu Heiau (looking seaward) Poliʻahu Heiau view of Wailua River mouth and Malae Heiau hillside Poliʻahu Heiau...

is the highest point in Hawaiʻi at 13,796 ft (4,205 m) and is home to Poliʻahu, Goddess of Snow. Mauna Kea Observatory on the summit, an ideal location...

bulldoze a dirt road to the summit where he built a small telescope on Puʻu Poliʻahu, a cinder cone peak. The peak was the second highest on the mountain with...

well-preserved ancient temple of Poliʻahu Heiau, also thought to have once been a luakini. It is named after the snow goddess, Poliʻahu, sister of Pele, the goddess...

as the "region of the gods", a place where benevolent spirits reside. Poliʻahu, deity of snow, also resides there. "Mauna Kea" is an abbreviation for...

multiple elemental and ancestrally venerated water deities called akua, e.g., Poliʻahu, Waiau, Lilinoe, Kahoupokāne, Kalauakolea and Kāneikawaiola. It is for...

traditional guitar. This led to its own genre known as slack-key guitar. Poli`ahu, Leilani (June 13, 2019). "Hawaiian Word of the Day". Hawaiian Public Radio...

Hina-puku-ia Ka'ohelo Kalamainu'u Kapo Laka Mahina Nuakea Papahānaumoku Pele Poliʻahu Waka Mangaian Hina-moe-aitu Miru Papa (Papatūānuku) Ro'e Tu-metua Tumu-te-ana-oa...

loss. The lake is of some importance in Hawaiian mythology. Aside from Poliʻahu, there are two additional snow deities, Lilinoe and Waiau, who are associated...

bulldoze a dirt road to the summit where he built a small telescope on Puʻu Poliʻahu, a cinder cone peak. The peak was the second highest on the mountain with...

trails." In Hawaiian mythology, Mauna Kea was the home of snow goddess Poliʻahu, and the place of several other legends. John Palmer Parker established...

SMA was built just northwest of the saddle between the cinder cones Pu'u Poli'ahu and Pu'u Hauoki, about 140 meters below the summit of Mauna Kea. A perennial...

Miss Aloha Hula Competition the mele or song entered was titled "Kuʻu Poliʻahu" and for the ʻauana or modern hula competition segment the mele or song...

bulldoze a dirt road to the summit where he built a small telescope on Puʻu Poliʻahu, a cinder cone peak. The peak was the second highest on the mountain with...

Co-director/Cinematographer/Editor Stormhenge (2017) – Co-director/Cinematographer POLI'AHU (2017) – Co-director/Cinematographer Ft. Union Lullaby (2016) –...

Kaumualii, was the last king born here, in the mid-1800s. Another heiau, Poli’ahu, is further upriver on a narrow ridge between Opaeka’a Stream and Wailua...

3:23 Kau Ka Pe‘a (feat. Pandanus Club, Kimie and Kalenakū ) - 3:23 ‘A‘ahu Poli‘ahu - 3:58 ‘O Mauna Leo I Ka La‘i - 3:02 Pā‘ani I Ka Baso - 3:09 He Kāheahea...

Paipai" – 2:54 "Eō Lononuiākea (Mele Oli Aloha No Kona)" – 1:03 "Ku‘u Poli‘ahu" – 3:43 "Oli Mahalo No Maui" – 1:27 "Nani A Maika‘i" – 2:51 "Kalani Pe'a...