Ask several people who work in Downtown Honolulu and a number of them will tell you that their buildings are haunted. From moving shadows to objects being moved around an office to night marchers to that familiar chicken-skin-feeling that is not caused by air conditioning, the tales abound. Unbeknownst to many, the buildings and landscape of Downtown Honolulu hide numerous night marcher paths, most of them ending where Pakaka once stood, the ancient sacrificial heiau (Hawaiian temple). Today, the modern buildings and streets of Honolulu carry traces of the past in the form of hauntings. Among the scariest of these are the trails of the night marchers. Join us and hear tales of eyewitness accounts on this 90 minute walking tour of Honolulu’s Night Marchers. Native Hawaiian owned and operated, support small business and book local!