Mauna Ala is a significant site located on the island of Hawaii. It serves as the royal mausoleum for the Hawaiian monarchy, where many members of the royal family are interred. The name "Mauna Ala" translates to "Fragrant Mountain," reflecting the lush surroundings and the cultural importance of the site. Constructed in 1865, the mausoleum features a distinctive architectural style that combines elements of Hawaiian and Victorian design. It is situated on the slopes of Tantalus and is surrounded by beautiful gardens, making it a serene place for reflection and remembrance of Hawaii's royal heritage.