Waipio Valley

Waipio Valley additionally called Valley of the Kings, valley in the Kohala Mountains, northern Hawaii island, Hawaii, U.S. Concealed on three sides by 2,500-foot-high precipices ribboned with breathtaking waterfalls, the pleasant valley faces overwhelming Pacific surf along the Hamakua drift, where it is bordered by an obstructed reef.

Its level alluvial floor is secured with rich vegetation and depleted by Waipio Stream, which enters the sea at a dark sand shoreline. Quick headwaters and avalanches have caused Kawainui Stream to be redirected westbound into the valley. The prolific floor is presently utilized for taro cultivating, and the sheer bluffs are a prominent test for island shake climbers.