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Leis are one of the most recognizable symbols of Hawaii. This beautiful hand-woven wreath is usually made of tropical flowers, though it may also be made of shells or other materials. Flower leis are most often made of orchids or plumeria. Both varieties are known for...
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Hawaii has a long history before it became a U.S. state in 1959. In fact, the island chain was first settled about two centuries ago by Polynesians traveling by canoe from either Tahiti or from the Marquesas Islands. These early settlers brought pigs, dogs, chickens,...
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It is no wonder why many people vacation in the tropical paradise of Hawaii, known for its extraordinary beauty. Hawaii is home to dozens of exotic plants and animals, including many species of fragrant tropical flowers that have become an immediately recognizable...
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When visiting Hawaii, don’t miss the chance to attend a luau, where you’ll find a delicious and exotic feast and breathtaking entertainment. Today’s luau menus are quite varied, from traditional luau cuisine to a range of foods from sushi to macaroni salad. While many...
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Most vacationers in Hawaii visit at least one luau during their stay. Though today there are many commercial luaus throughout the island, this traditional Hawaiian feast actually dates back hundreds of years. In the islands, men and women were once required to eat...
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If there is one thing you absolutely do not want to miss when you make a trip to Hawaii, it is Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. This huge park includes two of the most majestic sights in the entire United States, the volcanoes of Mauna Loa (the largest in the States...
