Nuʻuanu Pali Lookout Review

Drive to the wind outlet (Nu'uanu Pali Lookout), the parking lot is not as crowded as we thought. After parking the car, go to the automatic toll machine to pay. The wind is really big, and the hat will be blown away if you are not careful. If you are lucky, you can pick it up. If you are lucky, you will be blown down the valley. Girls are not recommended to wear skirts. The scenery is very good, the magnificent valley scenery is refreshing.

A long slope is clear and clear, and walks along it towards the wind outlet. The more difficult it is to go up, the cloudy when it reaches the wind outlet, the wind is surprisingly strong, please see Figure 5. The hair of the lady is already flying in the wind. When you turn back and back, it seems that someone has been pushing you, don't run down happily and it's easy to wrestle 😂

A wind outlet in natural conditions, according to the different seasons, the wind here is quite huge, the environment of the wind outlet is also quite interesting, the whole space is very good place, the wind direction is quite simple. A place.

人不风流枉少年，这里是适合少年儿童的乐园。

Dafengkou, located in the State Park in southeastern Oahu Island, is located in the crack of the mountain. The highest wind from the northeast can reach more than a dozen levels. We can't stand up to look at it in the face of the wind. The people in the wind can't stand up at all. It's very exciting for us to stand hand in hand. Unfortunately, we can't do anything here, let alone take photos. It's good to stand still. It is a well-known viewing platform in Hawaii, must come to the windbreak.

Located in Nuuanu Pali State Park, Dafengkou is a famous scenic spot on Oahu Island. The Koolau Mountains, which run through the eastern coast of Oahu Island, are the remnants of the ancient volcanoes that created Oahu Island. The endless peaks only show a gap in the area around the windbreak. Whether people or the wind, they take it for granted that this is the best way to cross the mountains. Highway 62 in Hawaii, Pali Highway, has chosen to cross the Koolau Mountains to connect the two cities of Kailua and Kneohe in the northeastern corner of the island with Honolulu in the centre of the island. From here, you can see the scenery of the northeastern plain of the island at a glance. The constant northwest trade winds also choose here, and the strong winds often whistle past.