The world's largest maze - Pineapple Garden Maze

Hawaii | Hallibit Tournament type maze

Dole Plantation
Dole Plantation
📍Dole Plantation,64-1550 Kamehameha Hwy. Wahiawa, Hawaii 96786

This is the largest plant maze in the world, just like the one in the Harry Potter Tournament! It is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's largest bush maze.

There are 8 punch points in the maze, collect all 8 patterns to truly complete the maze! In addition, don't miss the special pineapple ice cream here, so good sour pineapple ~

The current record for the fastest maze is about 7 minutes, and the average level takes 45 minutes to complete Oh! Hope you can set a new record!

The jackfruit garden itself is free, but there are charges to take the train, visit the botanical garden, and play the maze, and it is recommended to buy a package ticket. Children under four are free.

Small train (adult $13, child $11) Maze adult $8.75; Children (4-12 years) $6.75; Children under 4 years old are free when accompanied by an adult.

🚗 : It takes about 40min from Waikiki
🚄 : It is recommended to play the small train, it is cost-effective, the whole journey is about 30min!
🍦 : Pure pineapple smoothie for kids! The color is so good! Large, but a little sour!
TIPS❗️ Download Dole Plantation's official APP in advance to automatically record how long it took you to crack the maze and which secret sites you found

The world's first KFC is here! That's pretty cool

In a corner of Salt Lake City, a seemingly ordinary fast food restaurant is now part museum, part cafe. But it was here that the story of KFC began.

The Harland Sanders Cafe and Museum in Corbin housed the first KFC restaurant. Colonel Harlan Sanders, the founder of KFC, ran the restaurant from 1940 to 1956. It was here that Sanders developed the famous recipe that made the restaurant chain history. You can have lunch here and learn how Saunders created the delicious fried chicken recipe that is still used today.

Colonel and Pete met a year ago at a catering convention in Chicago. Pete runs Harman's Cafe, while the Colonel has his own Saunders Cafe. The Colonel was supposed to be invited to Log Haven in Mill Creek Canyon that night, but he insisted that the Harmans try his special fried chicken. The fried chicken is made with 11 secret spices, which he hopes Harman Cafe will include. The colonel was busy in Harman's kitchen, and the results were to everyone's praise.

The rest is history. Pitt immediately added the fried chicken to the menu and asked his friend Don Anderson to advertise it in the restaurant window. Don suggested calling it "Kentucky Fried Chicken."

The fried chicken quickly became so popular that when the Colonel returned to Utah, he found a long line outside Harman's Cafe. This success inspired Colonel Sanders to promote his fried chicken across the United States and around the world.

Today, every Utah KFC is run by the Harman family. Harman's Cafe still stands, with Harman's name on the front door and statues of Colonel Sanders and Pitt in the yard.