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Find Hawaiian Cuisine Outside of Hawai‘i

What's the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Hawaiian cuisine? (Sorry, but Hawaiian pizza doesn't count.) It's not just pineapple and teriyaki sauce. Thanks to the rise in foodie culture and shows such as Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, more people than...

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The Hawaiian Monk Seal

When you think of iconic Hawaiian wildlife, what comes to mind? Green sea turtles (honu in Hawaiian), humpback whales (kohola), and maybe the Hawaiian goose (nene) are top choices for most casual visitors. (Heck, even the non-native day gecko often gets a shout out...

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Do the Right Thing

The Hawaiian language and culture carries many words and concepts that were shaped by the islands themselves. Living on remote volcanoes in the middle of the world's largest ocean required careful attention and discipline in order to survive. Before modern...

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Acadia National Park Guide

Which National Park Are You? Take the Quiz!

We’re here to find out which National Park reflects your inner traveler. Are you extreme, chill, dramatic, or classic? Let’s find out. Which National Park Are You?    1. Your perfect Saturday morning: A: Sunrise hike, coffee in hand, mist rolling off the...

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Shinnyo Lantern Floating Hawaiʻi Ceremony

Shinnyo Lantern Floating Hawaiʻi Ceremony

The Shinnyo Lantern Floating Hawaii Ceremony at Ala Moana Beach is an event that will touch you. If you happen to be on O'ahu on Memorial Day, rearrange your entire schedule. This one is worth it. History of Lantern Floating in Hawaii The ceremony has its roots in...

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Glacier National Park: Guide for First Time Visitors

Get to Know Our Favorite National Parks

America set aside its national parks to preserve the best of what it has. That does not mean they’re interchangeable. Lumping them together because they all have a sign, a fee booth and a gift shop is like saying Maine, Hawai‘i and Minnesota feel the same. They...

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Rainbow and rain over Kalalau Valley, Kauai

Kona Low: Winter Storms in Hawaii

It's something that seems to catch both first-time and repeat visitors to Hawai‘i by surprise—winter storms. Since winter is one of the most popular times of year to visit the Hawaiian Islands, bad weather can feel especially disruptive to those looking to escape...

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