National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 9月10日 13時07分

Photo by @ChrisBickford @National Geographic Travel. An aerial view of the Honopu Valley, at the edge of the NaPali Coast on the island of Kaua'i, Hawai’i. Locally this spot is often referred to as “Cathedrals”, after the gothic-spire-like formations of the surrounding cliffs. This is the ultimate “lost valley”. It can only be accessed by swimming around the point (or from an offshore watercraft—no landing is permissible), but once you make it to the beach it is quite possible to live off the abundant fruits that grow wild in the valley. Legends persist of a “Lost Tribe” that vanished from Honopu in the mid-19th century, adding to its mystique. When the north winds blow, the air circulating around the steep arch in the valley makes a deep, haunting. multi-tonal sound, often likened to the sound of being inside a giant conch shell. There’s more “mana” in this mile of coast than you are likely to find anywhere. #hawaii #kauai #napali #honopu #cathedrals #cathedralbeach @natgeocreative

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