What are the must-see places in Philly if you just have one day?

Urgent- United States--Maui Island, Haiwaii, places to visit, expense for one day? food to eat?

• Urgent- United States--Maui Island, Haiwaii, places to visit, food to eat? i have joined a local tour to Maui Island two days later although have local guide, but i go there without any companions or friends. When after the introduction of the places at every scene spot, i am sure there is free time for us to wander around. I want to know what places should i visit? How much is the expense for one day including meals (no need to be expensive)? More information please.

• Answer:

  Maui is blessed with so much natural beauty and history you won't have a problem finding something to do. Go to 'Iao Valley and 'Iao Needle where one of the bloodiest battles in Hawaiian history took place in the eighteenth century. Nearby, in the town of Wailuku there are remains of a heiau (Hawaiian temple) to look at. Please don't disturb the rocks. Go to the top of the Haleakala' crater. Go at sunrise if you can. Head out to West Maui to the town of Ka'anapali and beyond. Also go to Lahaina, an old whaling village, now the center of much of Maui's nightlife and dining and entertainment. The town of Olawalu has some ancient pietroglyphs scratched into a rock. You'll find them down a trail behind the Olawalu General Store. In Kihei, one of my favorite beaches is Kama'ole I. Enjoy it! The Road to Hana is a must do. Put aside the better part of a day for it, but it's well worth it. In Makena you'll find La Perouse Bay and some really cool lava fields. You should be able to eat on Maui for less than $50 per person per day. Try some of the local places instead of chains that you find in Lahaina. Go to Local Boyz for shave ice in Kihei. You'll be glad you did. Hope this helps. Remember, on Maui, Live Aloha. E Komo Mai.