Wailuku, the third-largest city in Maui. It’s home to many historical landmarks and beautiful places that you need a visit to! Get ready because we’re going over some interesting history about this little town, explore its monuments which are unknown by most people on Earth, or just take off your shoes and enjoy their beaches with only waves crashing against them at night time when they’re all alone. Wailuku is one of the most culturally diverse cities in Hawai’i. It sits on Maui’s eastern tip, where you can find people speaking Maui dialects from Koa or Kaua’I and Oahu as well. One interesting tradition that this city holds is those who keep records for sacred objects known as “Kahuna Registry”. People with these titles include a group called Wailuku Names carved into rocks, while others may be recorded on stone walls like at Iao Valley State Park near Paia Town which has stories going back to ancient times through carvings left by Hawaiian priests and royalty alike!