Valley of the Temples Memorial Park, Cemetery, Cremation, Funeral

Absolutely beautiful cemetery and Buddhist Temple. Lots of wildlife and an opportunity to ring a giant bell, light incense, and reflect.

fun the ring the bell for good Luck 🤞 throwing the coin to the Buddha putting light candles for the Buddha would give me any Luck at the valley of the temples

I know it's a cemetery, but it is in a beautiful place. The only reason to visit, unless if course you have a loved one residing here, is the Japanese temple. Come an hour before closing, and you will have a peaceful visit. This is really one of my favorite spots on the island. The roaming cats are fun to watch. Try to ignore the dooshy IG influencers trying to create content. Ugh.

I don’t know how to put my feelings in words about this place. This is one of the best places I have been in my life till date. There is a $5 entrance fee at the entrance gate. Huge parking available. Everything is great about the place, it’s hard to write a review for this place. If you are missing place in Hawaii trip then your trip is not full filled, definitely recommend this place.

This place is literally a heaven on earth!! You feel the peaceful energy as soon as you enter the place. Kate Lau did an excellent job from the start to finish and made the purchasing process a breeze! She’s very kind and knowledgeable about everything of Valley of the Temples! I highly recommend her and the place. You’ll find a heaven like I did!! Absolutely beautiful!

I have come here since a child with my family, I always visit each time I'm on the island. This is a peaceful experience that I always cherish. Their gift shop is amazing with a lot of collectibles to choose from. You can also purchase Koi Pellets to feed the fish, which they love and recommend. I highly suggest this place to all tourist visitors, families and couples. Thank you for all the memories and God Bless Valley of the Temples Memorial!

This is a beautiful temple. I went here and was extremely impressed with its orantes and beautiful architecture. This Buddhist temple was built in the 1960s with no nails, and it’s surrounded by plenty of greenery and small garden you can walk through. There’s a large gong one can ring, which is supposed to make a wish come true. The inside of the temple has a large Buddha statue, and it’s required you take your shoes off to enter. After waking around the temple and it’s grounds, I left, satisfied with my experience. I gave this temple five stars because it’s a beautiful, marvelous building in a very scenic area. This is one of the best things in Oahu and the best non natural place to visit in Hawaii. For a $5 entry fee, this place is of exceptional value. I don’t know whether or not you have to pay to actually worship here.

Fred Collins did an excellent job of hosting us and informing us about the Valley of the Temples. He gave us such an efficient informational talk with humor, and kindness. He did such a great job that I did not need to ask any questions because he covered it thoroughly. He even included historical info. on personal as well as business history. Very engaging and good business man making all points easy to understand. Did not talk over our heads. Hawaii people find it very comfortable when strangers we first meet make us feel at ease from the get go. Fred does this very well. Thank you for hiring Fred and you need to keep him employed. He is a very HUGE asset!!! Thank you also for the delicious dinner. It was a great time! We enjoyed meeting Frank Perez as well. Very kind and nice.