Manoa Valley's Paradise Park could find new life as a cultural oasis

The exotic birds are long gone and the jungle has reclaimed much of Paradise Park since the Manoa Valley visitor attraction closed in 1994. But new life -- including manicured gardens, hula shows and luaus -- could return to the site under a $15 million redevelopment plan by the park's old operator.
The exotic birds are long gone and the jungle has reclaimed much of Paradise Park since the Manoa Valley visitor attraction closed in 1994. But new life -- including manicured gardens, hula shows and luaus -- could return to the site under a $15 million redevelopment plan by the park's old operator.

TRAVEL — SUNNY FITZGERALD

Petition · SAVE Manoa's Historic, Sacred Preservation Forest from

Join us at Paradise Park in Manoa for an evening of ghost stories

Ewa Field - MCAS Ewa

Paradise Park may reopen as Hawaiian cultural center

Oahu Real Estate Blog Everything you want to know about Oahu

8 Reasons You Will Love to Live in Waianae, HI

Private Complete O'ahu (North + South Shore) Multi-Day Tour

Experience a palm oasis and all the life that exists there