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Diamond Head: Purchase Hiking Tickets Here

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Kamaʻāina / residents no charge Visitors / non-residents hiking fee - $5 per person Aloha. Thanks for stopping by. Join us and help create the #1 Fil-Am website in Hawaii, if not the USA. Mahalo. Salamat po! 🤙🏽 👇 Please drop us a comment below in the comment box at the bottom. 
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Diamond Head: Hiking to entrance

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Kaikamahine (daughter) and me Sorry anak (tagalog for daughter) for all the photos and slowing you down. 😁 Thanks for stopping by. Please drop us a comment below in the comment box at the bottom. Salamat po!  Join us and help create the #1 Fil-Am website in Hawaii, if not the USA.
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Location: Diamond Head, Honolulu, HI 96815, USA
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Aloha! Welcome to Le'ahi

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Diamond Head State Monument is open daily 6 AM to 6 PM Fees: $10 - Private Vehicle $5 - Individual Walk-in Thanks for stopping by. Please drop us a comment below in the comment box at the bottom. Salamat po!  Join us and help create the #1 Fil-Am website in Hawaii, if not the USA.
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Diamond Head State Monument

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Father-daughter selfie at the entrance to mark our start First time for Chesca in Honolulu and at Diamond Head. Photo taken at 9:09 AM. We had parked by the houses down the street. Honolulu, Hawaii. April 15, 2023 Thanks for stopping by. Please drop us a comment below in the comment box at the bottom. Salamat po!  Join us and help create the #1 Fil-Am website in Hawaii, if not the USA.
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One in four Hawaii residents have some Filipino ancestry, and most are from one specific region in the Philippines. Thanks for stopping by. Please drop us a comment below in the comment box at the bottom. Salamat po!  Join us and help create the #1 Fil-Am website in Hawaii, if not the USA. Pls follow our social media accounts: www.instagram.com/pinoy.built www.youtube.com/@pinoybuilt www.fb.com/pinoybuilt www.fb.com/jonjo
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