Bahay Kubo Heritage Foundation · Official website
The Bahay Kubo at Kepaniwai Heritage Gardens in ʻĪao Valley, Maui
Built in 1952. Restored by volunteers. Open for visitors, neighbors, and anyone who wants to help keep Hawaiʻi’s finest bahay kubo standing.
Three ways to begin
Whether you found us by QR code in the park or already know the house — start here.
Learn the Story
Built in 1952 through bayanihan — community working together. Storm and flood damage, and the restoration that keeps it standing.
See the Gallery
Wall art inside the house, plus Rizal and the Filipino exhibit on the grounds — each with a museum-style page ready for QR codes.
Donate
Cash gifts, bamboo materials, and fundraising events all fund the grounds, structure, and ongoing care.
Visit in ʻĪao Valley, Maui
The bahay kubo stands at Kepaniwai Heritage Gardens, ʻĪao Valley, Maui. Step inside when the gardens are open — take in the paintings, the bamboo, and the quiet of the valley.
Working to keep the finest traditional bahay kubo in Hawaiʻi standing — here in ʻĪao Valley, Maui.
Signal can be thin here. This site is built light so it loads even when the valley does not.
How to get there
Want to help?
Keep an eye on the volunteer page and our Facebook for the next chance to help with grounds care, upkeep, and pond cleanup.
Get involved