Wo Hing Temple
Type: Historic Sites
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Constructed in 1912, this temple served as a social center for Chinese workers in the sugarcane industry. Named after the Wo Hing Society (a fraternal order), the temple includes a religious shrine... Read More
Constructed in 1912, this temple served as a social center for Chinese workers in the sugarcane industry. Named after the Wo Hing Society (a fraternal order), the temple includes a religious shrine and numerous items relating to the Chinese experience in Hawaii. A fascinating display located in the society's original cookhouse presents several movies filmed by Thomas Edison in turn-of-the-century Hawaii.
Hours:
- Sat-Thu: 10am-4pm
- Fri: 1pm-8pm
Admissions:
- Adult $2
