 The worship of Hina marks a long tradition of the Hawaiian people across multiple islands.Archaeologists have discovered remnants of a shrine, or Heiau, dedicated to Hina in Kalaupapa National Historical Park, on the Hawaiian Island of Moloka'i.In some of the Hawaiian legends, the goddess lived on Kauiki, a foothill of the now-extinct volcano Haleakalā on the southeast coast of the Island Maui.