The Four Seasons Maui at Wailea has unveiled ‘The Queen’s Garden: Uluhaimalama,’ a botanical courtyard honoring Queen Lili’uokalani developed with Hawaiian cultural practitioners. The self-guided experience features six educational stations and plants historically connected to the monarch.
- The Four Seasons Maui at Wailea has opened a new permanent cultural attraction in its interior courtyard honoring Hawaii’s last reigning monarch.
- Six self-guided educational stations guide guests through Hawaiian history, the ahupua’a land system, and the queen’s legacy.
- Plant selections — including crown flowers, pikake, and puakenikeni — were curated to reflect the monarch’s personal favorites and native species of the region.
- Cuttings from the original 1894 Uluhaimalama garden on O’ahu were transplanted to the Maui site, maintaining a living historical connection.
- The garden adds a no-cost cultural amenity at a luxury Wailea property that may appeal to guests seeking authentic Hawaiian experiences.
Source: Travelandtourworld
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