The Menehune are mythical little people in Hawaiian folklore, often described as being about two feet tall. They are said to be skilled craftsmen and builders, known for constructing temples, fishponds, and roads overnight. The stories of the Menehune emphasize their secretive nature and their ability to work quickly and efficiently. According to legend, the Menehune live in the forests and hidden valleys of Hawaii. They are often depicted as playful and mischievous, sometimes helping or hindering humans. The tales of the Menehune reflect the rich cultural heritage of the Hawaiian Islands and their connection to the land and its history.