Punchbowl Crater, officially known as the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, is a volcanic caldera located in Honolulu. The crater is renowned for its striking, bowl-shaped formation and serves as a significant military cemetery. The site honors U.S. servicemen and women who lost their lives in World War II and subsequent conflicts. The cemetery features beautifully landscaped grounds, historical monuments, and a poignant memorial wall. Visitors can explore the serene environment, take in panoramic views of Honolulu, and reflect on the sacrifices made by those commemorated here.