Discovering the Richness of Hawaii Kratom: Exploring the Aloha State’s Unique Kratom Culture Hawaii, known for its stunning beaches, lush landscapes, and vibrant culture, is also home to a unique kratom scene. As kratom gains popularity worldwide, Hawaii’s kratom industry stands out with its distinctive characteristics and offerings. In this article, we’ll delve into the […]
Experience Hawaii’s traditional culture and Polynesian heritage by visiting one of the local kava bars across the islands.
This interesting educational museum in central Maui displays various exhibits about sugarcane and the early years of Hawaii plantation life including the many different immigrant cultures who came to Hawaii to work on the sugarcane plantations. An exhibit about the production of sugarcane features a scale model of a cane crusher. The museum building itself […]
This site has panoramic views of central Maui and consists of two heiaus: Haleki‘i Heiau and Pihanakalani Heiau. Haleki‘i Heiau was rebuilt in 1958 with the goal of replicating the original structure as it looked when it was built, which is thought to have occurred around A.D. 1200. Today the lava foundations and remains of […]
Aliiolani Hale—King Kamehameha V Judiciary History Center of Hawaii The historic Aliiolani Hale building was the first major Western-style structure built by the Hawaiian monarchy and is notable for its distinctive clock tower. Today the building houses the King Kamehameha V Judiciary History Center which features exhibits as well as multimedia presentations on landmark Hawaii […]
The Merrie Monarch Festival – A Whole Lotta Hula
New Horizons – Discovering The “Lands Of Rainbows”
Mission Houses Museum
Aloha Shirts
Queen Kaahumanu
Alexander Liholiho – Kamehameha IV
Maile
Heiau – Ancient Hawaiian Temple
Canoes Of Ancient Hawaii
Dole Plantation – Where Pineapple Is Still King
Hulihee Palace: Fit For Royalty
Oahu Swap Meets
Kauikeaouli – The Reign of Kamehameha III
The Reign of Hawaii’s King Lunalilo
Prince Kuhio
Don Ho – Waikiki’s Entertainment Legend
Every Hawaiian Quilt Should Have Inspiration Behind It
The Hawaii Maritime Center – Tracing Hawaii’s Ocean History
City of Refuge
Honolulu On Stage
Hawaiian Conch Shells
Queen Emma
Tikis – Symbols of the South Pacific
Native Tongue the Language of the Hawaiian Islands – A Hawaiian Glossary
Statehood In Hawaii – Remembering 1959
The Samoan Fire Knife Dance Adds Sizzle to any Luau
Hawaii Theatre Center – Pride of the Pacific
Liholiho – Kamehameha II
Duke Kanahamoku – Hawaii’s Greatest Athlete
Koa – King of Hawaiian Woods
Elizabeth Lindsey
Gifts Of Aloha – Hawaii’s Flower Leis
Hawaii’s Rising Stars
Legend of Sweetheart Rock – Lanai
King David Kalakaua
Kava has long been considered a sacred beverage in Hawaiian culture, used for religious ceremonies and social gatherings. Today, however, Hawaii Kava is gaining attention for its myriad of health benefits and modern medical uses. Join us on a journey to discover this fascinating beverage and its many benefits!
Made in Hawaii Products
Polynesian Cultural Center
Hawaii Attractions
The NFL Pro Bowl
Princess Kaiulani – Hawaii’s Would-Be Queen
Queen Liliuokalani – Hawaii’s Last Monarch
Made in Kauai
Niihau – The Forbidden Island
Garden Of The Gods – A Mystery Awaits On Lanai
Kamehameha Statue: Tribute To A King
The Life of Captain Cook
Hawaii’s flowers are as beautiful as the islands they represent
Hawaii’s Entertainers
Hawaii State Art Museum
Hawaii Nature Center – Hands-on Environmental Education
Maui Arts Cultural Center
The Petroglyph Mystery – Voices From The Past
Kawaiahao Church
Hawaiian Heirloom Jewelry
Kamehameha the Great United the Hawaiian Islands
Kamehameha V
Hawaii’s Monarchy
Sounds of Hula
Easy to learn but difficult to master, the ukulele is perhaps Hawaii’s most popular musical instrument. From King Kalakaua and Waikiki beach boys to one of Hawaii’s hottest young recording artists, millions of music lovers over the past 125 years have learned to appreciate this four-stringed instrument. History The ukulele was introduced to Hawaii in […]
Tradition The Samoan fire knife dance is more than a popular spectacle that adds sizzle to a Hawaiian luau. It’s a tradition that has been passed from generation to generation, with each adding a new layer of style, boldness, and skill. Letuli Olo Misilagi was the first man to add fire to the traditional Samoan […]
Christmas with a Twist Even the traditional symbols of Christmas come with a twist in Hawai’i. Consider the Christmas tree. An October 25, 1995 headline in a Honolulu newspaper declares, “Christmas tree ship to arrive on Thanksgiving Day.” The article reads: “It’s still a week to Halloween and a month to Thanksgiving, but Matson Navigation […]
Saimin is a quick and satisfiying culinary treat
Hawaii Food Festivals – Generous Servings of Warm Aloha Spirit
Aloha Festivals – Hawaii’s Biggest Party