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Lost on the windward side
Kualoa’s valleys, the fishpond and the temple that played Korea. A half day from Kāneʻohe.
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1. Byodo-In TempleJin and Sun’s wedding. Ring the bell on the way in.Lost (2004–2010) · S1E6 “House of the Rising Sun”WindwardPaid entry45 min$10 adults, $6 kids 2–12; parking $6/hour- 2. Kualoa RanchHurley’s golf course and the Dharma sets. Book the Movie Sites tour.Lost (2004–2010) · S1E1 “Pilot, Part 1” +4WindwardTour only1.5 hours to a full dayMovie Sites tour about $60; Jurassic Adventure about $150
3. Moliʻi FishpondJin and his father on the shore. Seen from the ranch tours.Lost (2004–2010) · S1E17 “...In Translation” +2WindwardTour onlyPart of a Kualoa tourIncluded in some Kualoa tours
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The guide
How to do it: Lost on the windward side
The windward side has the scenery Lost is remembered for: Kualoa’s green cliffs and the long valley where the Dharma sets stood. The temple in the Valley of the Temples played Korea.
Three stops, half a day, and the most beautiful drive on the island in between.
- The order to do it in
- Byodo-In first while it’s quiet, then up the coast to Kualoa for a booked tour. The fishpond is seen from the tour.
- When to go
- Mornings, before clouds sit on the cliffs. Kualoa tours sell out, so book days ahead.
- Getting there
- About 40 minutes from Waikīkī over the Likelike or Pali highway.
- What it costs
- Byodo-In $10 adults; Kualoa’s Movie Sites tour about $60.
Worth knowing
- Byodo-In takes cards only, no cash.
- Kualoa is a working cattle ranch; stay with your tour.
Started from the pins on LOST Filming Locations, a public Google My Maps (the map). Places, notes and the guide checked and written by us; prices and opening times change, so check before you go.
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