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Hawaii’s Former Hansen’s Disease Settlement to Reopen for Tours

  • Hawaii banished leprosy patients to the isolated Kalaupapa peninsula for over a century, starting in 1866.
  • Saints Damien and Marianne cared for the ailing leprosy patients on Kalaupapa and were later canonized by the Catholic Church.
  • Today, Kalaupapa is governed by the state and has six remaining cured patient residents aged 84-101, with tours and religious pilgrimages drawing visitors.
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Guided tours resume at the remote Hawaii leprosy settlement of Kalaupapa

A former leprosy settlement in a remote part of Hawaii that’s been closed to tours and religious pilgrimages is reopening this month.

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