Shangri La
A Center for Islamic Arts and Cultures

Tour the Property

Shangri La is the Honolulu home of American philanthropist Doris Duke. Built in 1937, Shangri La houses an impressive collection of Islamic art and is considered one of Hawaii’s most architecturally significant homes. Shangri La is open to the public for tours and special programs, and can also be visited by virtual tour.

Tour the Property


Special Events

Shangri La offers lectures, performances and other cultural programs focused on Islamic arts and cultures. Find out what is happening this month

2012 Scholars-in-Residence

Four scholars have been selected to participate in Shangri La's 2012 Scholar-in-Residence program.  Learn more about our first visiting scholar, Marcus Milwright, and others.
 
 

 

Doris Duke's 1938 travels

Learn more about Doris Duke's 1938 travels around North Africa and the Middle East at Duke University's Doris Duke exhibit.