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Wahiawa, Hawaii
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The Pineapple Garden Maze at the Dole Plantation was recognized in 2008 by the Guinness World Records as the world's largest maze, covering over three acres with 2.5 miles of paths.
The Dole Plantation began as a fruit stand in 1950, serving as a small outlet for the Dole Food Company, which was founded by James Dole in 1901.
The plantation produces over 200,000 pineapples each year, contributing significantly to Hawaii's agricultural output.
The Pineapple Express Train Tour is a 20-minute narrated journey that takes visitors through the plantation's scenic fields and offers insights into Hawaii's agricultural history.
The Dole Plantation is famous for its Dole Whip, a refreshing pineapple-flavored soft serve that has become a must-try treat for visitors.
The Dole Plantation features educational exhibits that explain the history of pineapple cultivation and the significance of the crop in Hawaii's economy.
The plantation employs sustainable farming practices, including water conservation and soil health management, to ensure environmental responsibility.
