The Chitwan strain, initially collected by the renowned mycologist John Allen during his 90s journey across Asia, was found growing in a patch of dung resembling that of rhinos or elephants in the mountainous Chitwan region of Nepal.
Regrettably, apart from this limited information, our knowledge regarding the origins of Chitwan is scarce. This mushroom is widespread in Nepal and thrives in various areas within the mountainous regions. It can be assumed that this mushroom holds a significant place in Nepalese psychedelic culture and has been utilized for centuries.
Nepal has gained fame for its drug culture, with psychedelic fungi, cannabis, and a diverse array of other psychedelic herbs being employed in ceremonies and healing practices for many generations.
Annually, Nepal attracts a multitude of tourists seeking "psychotourism," who visit specifically to consume psychedelic substances in order to transcend ordinary levels of consciousness. Undoubtedly, close relatives of the Chitwan magic mushroom strain have been ceremonially utilized for centuries.
 
The Hawaiian mushroom strain is renowned for its remarkable potency, featuring beautifully structured fruiting bodies that reach a size of 1.25 to 1.75 inches. These mushrooms exhibit a vibrant yellow color and have an above-average thickness. They possess a potent strain with substantial fruiting bodies, typically growing from medium to large in size. 
When consumed, the Hawaiian mushroom strain induces a euphoric state that fosters a sense of connection and love towards those around you. It is particularly enjoyable when shared with friends and loved ones. However, it is worth noting that this strain is not well-suited for spiritual or therapeutic purposes.