Haiku Steps is a long walking path located on the island of Oahu, Hawaii (USA).
Initially, the Haiku stairs were opened in 1943 with the purpose of bringing cables and antennas connecting the two cliff sides of Haiku valley.
The purpose of building the first Haiku ladder was to support the construction of cables and antennas connecting the two cliffs of Haiku valley.
When the Navy base was decommissioned in the 1950s, the US Coast Guard used it as an Omega navigation system.
In 2003, the stairs were repaired at a cost of $875,000 from the city’s budget.
The long road hidden in the clouds makes visitors feel like they are lost in a wonderland.
Haiku consists of 3,922 steps, divided into strips of more than 2 m high, connected by hooks and attached to the mountainside, then screwed to two railings with a diameter of 0.5 to 0.6 m.
However, when coming here, tourists should not just be engrossed in admiring the beautiful scenery because just one wrong step and your journey will become a disaster.
Oahu or Oʻahu is the third largest island in the Hawaiian archipelago and the most populous island in the state of Hawaii with an area of 1545.4 km2.
Today, Oahu has become a tourist and shopping paradise with more than 5 million visitors each year (mainly from the US and Japan) with vacations on the Hawaiian Islands and many culturally diverse experiences on the island
On Oahu there is everything from high-end resorts to hotels or motels… suitable for everyone’s conditions.
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