See this latest Oahu Travel Blog article, ‘Oahu Things to do: Guide to Visiting the Byodo-In Temple,’ to learn how you can enjoy a visit to an amazingly peaceful and beautiful temple. The Byodo-In Temple sits at the foot of the Ko’olau Mountains, in Oahu’s beautiful Valley of the Temples Memorial Park. Established on June 7, 1968, as a commemorative temple to honor the 100-year anniversary of Hawaii’s first Japanese immigrants, the Byodo-In Temple is a lushly landscaped haven for wild birds, colorful fish, and peaceful people who come to meditate on the grounds. Visiting the Byodo-In Temples is one of the top Oahu things to do for new and repeat visitors to the island. Created as a smaller-scale replica of the more-than-950-year-old Byodo-In Temple located in Uji, Japan, the Byodo-In Temple in Oahu is a non-practicing Buddhist temple that welcomes those of all faiths to visit and meditate. Even if you aren’t religiously inclined, you will find that the Byodo-In Temple is a relaxing space for quiet reflection and appreciation of natural beauty. In this latest Oahu Travel Blog article, Oahu Things to do: Guide to Visiting the Byodo-In Temple, we introduce you to one of the top attractions you can enjoy during your visit to Oahu. This amazing temple is a place where all can go to appreciate the beauty of Hawaii and to reflect in a peaceful space. Byodo-In Temple Location: 47-200 Kahekili Highway, Kaneohe, HI 96744 Telephone: 808.239.8811 Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily (limited holiday hours and closed Christmas Day) Website Why you should visit the Byodo-In Temple:     The Byodo-In Temple is a lushly landscaped haven where wild peacocks roam and colorful Japanese koi carp swim. It is a place filled with still reflection pools, small waterfalls, and little corners for meditation. The grounds offer restful relaxation for everyone,