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The Beauty of Paradise

Bird of paradise

The bird of paradise, pictured above, is one of nearly 600 different kinds of plants found on UH Mānoa's campus. Many were planted in the early 20th century by a botany professor who saw the campus as an outdoor classroom. The University's Lyon Arboretum, located just north of campus, maintains plant collections from all over the world.

 

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Two students with view of campus

Visiting Campus

The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa is located in the island of Oʻahu's Mānoa valley. Our campus is approximately eight miles from Honolulu International Airport and is easily accessed from the H-1 highway.

Directions

From H-1 East:

Take exit 24B
Merge onto University Avenue
Turn right at Maile Way
Turn right at Farrington Road
Make a slight left at Varney Circle
Varney Circle turns slightly right and becomes Campus Road
Limited parking is available on Campus Road, however you may be directed to an alternate parking location.

From H-1 West:

Take exit 24B for University Avenue
Turn right at University Avenue
Turn right at Maile Way
Turn right at Farrington Road
Make a slight left at Varney Circle
Varney Circle turns slightly right and becomes Campus Road
Limited parking is available on Campus Road, however you may be directed to an alternate parking location.

 

Parking

For parking locations and policies, visit Parking Services.

 

Tours for the General Public

Campus tours for the general public are available Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays through the Campus Center.

If you are a prospective student interested in attending UH Mānoa, please visit Undergraduate Admissions to schedule a campus tour.

 

Public Transportation

Known as "TheBus," the Honolulu city bus stops on campus at Sinclair Circle and other nearby locations. Visit TheBus opens in new windowfor schedules and fare information.

 

Accomodation Information

Visit the Hawaiʻi Visitors Bureau opens in new windowfor hotel information.

 

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