Eric-Om

Did you know that Kapiolani Park is one of the oldest and largest public parks in Hawaii? It was dedicated by King Kalakaua in 1877 as a royal land for recreation and entertainment. The park has a rich history of hosting polo matches, horse races, cricket games, picnics and concerts. Today, it is home to the Honolulu Zoo, the Waikiki Shell and many sports fields and courts.

But there's more to this park than meets the eye. At night, when the stars are out and the moon is bright, you can experience the magic of handstands at Kapiolani Park. Handstands are a great way to improve your balance, strength, flexibility and mood. They also give you a different perspective of the world around you. Imagine seeing the majestic Diamond Head upside down, or feeling the breeze on your feet as you defy gravity. Handstands are fun, challenging and rewarding.

So if you're looking for a new way to enjoy Kapiolani Park, why not try some handstands at night? You might be surprised by what you discover. Just make sure to warm up properly, find a flat and safe spot, and have a friend to spot you. And don't forget to take some photos and share them using We'd love to see your upside-down adventures! 🙃🌃🌴

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Handstand at the dillingham fountain