Kahului

Sited on the northern coast of Maui Island, a land sanctified with attractive beaches, fertile lands, and colorful surroundings, Kahului is a city which is rich in its history and culture, and boasts a diverse range of attractions for residents and visitors alike. The city is a great mix of both, a modern town with all the advanced amenities, and also a countryside town with the peaceful strings of country style living. Anyone who makes a stop here simply falls in love with the place! If you want to find out for yourself what the town has in store for you then quickly order your Kahului Tickets today!

The City of Kahului is rather a census designated place on Kahului Bay, and is found in the Maui County, on the Maui Island, in Hawaii, USA. It is the largest community on Maui Island with an approximate population of 20,146, served by the Kahului Community College. The main seaport and principal airport of the island are also hosted by Kahului, due to which the city serves as a distribution point for agricultural products like sugarcane and pineapples that are produced and processed in the area. In addition, the airport and the seaport also make the city very easily accessible. The city can be called an industrial hub and also a quiet retreat.

Tracing the area's history back to the era of King Kamehamehama I, it has been observed that Kahului has always served as the main center of trade and commerce in Hawaii. It first proved to be a great whaling industry, and after this industry weakened, the agriculture industry emerged and the sugar trade became the new trend in Maui. The city first got established in the 1850s and an irrigation ditch, stretched 17 miles from Haleakaka to the plantation of sugar, was also built that got completed in two years after being started in 1876. The irrigation ditch helped the plantation to flourish, which ultimately resulted in buying of more land for extra sugar mills. The city soon started being referred to as Maui's 'Dream City', as it provided numerous opportunities for the workers of the plantation. Whilst the workers increased, more houses and establishments were also built until the community of Kahului grew. Soon, the development paved the way for roads, subdivisions, and markets to emerge; this then established the place as Maui's major city. The addition of the harbor and the international airport only cemented Kahului's status.

At present, Kahului not only serve as the place for the main seaport and principal airport of the island, but also as the shopping center of Maui. To name a few significant ones would definitely involve the Queen Ka'ahumanu Center, Home Depot, the Lahaina Cannery Mall, and Maui's incomparable Wal Mart. Several bakeshops, souvenir shops, vegetable and fruit stores catering to local residents and tourists can also be found in the area.

As mainly Kahului is a commercial area, therefore the main places to visit in the town would include its stores. However, we must not overlook the fact that Kahului also features impressive sights and scenery, where tourists will find themselves absorbed with an assortment of adventurous outdoor activities. Landmarks like the Alexander and Baldwin Sugar Museum, Kanaha Beach County Park, Kanaha Pond State Wildlife Sanctuary and the Maui Arts and Cultural Center have always proven to be great places to explore. Grab your Kahului Tickets today, and come travel around the town with friends and family!