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Kilauea Lighthouse
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How the Kīlauea Lighthouse Saved an Airship in 1927

In today’s world of technology with navigational aids in the palms of our hands, getting from here to there is pretty much a cinch. On land, smartphones provide turn-by-turn driving directions, and GPS devices can pinpoint your exact location on the globe, even in the middle of the sea.    But at the turn of the […]

Micah Kamohoalii
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Q&A with Hawaiʻi Fashion Designer Micah Kamohoali‘i

Descending from a long line of Hawaiian artisans, Micah Kamohoali‘i is a renowned kumu hula (hula teacher), traditional kapa (bark cloth) artist and fashion designer. In 2005, he launched Dezigns by Kamohoali‘i, in which he weaves traditional Hawaiian designs into modern styles. Following his September 2021 show at New York Fashion Week, Kamohoali‘i opened two

Maui Kuia Estate Chocolate Dark Chocolate Coffee
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Uncover How Chocolate Goes from Bean to Bar at this Lahaina Farm

Varying in shades of marigold orange, crimson and pistachio green, dense pods hang low on rows of slim evergreen trees. The beans inside these pods will be made into rich chocolate.   Here at Maui Ku‘ia Estate Chocolate, innovative and sustainable agriculture practices help grow high-quality cacao and craft artisanal chocolate. “It’s like the difference between

02 0722 Kipukaolowalu Swp
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Mālama: Restoring Maui’s Olowalu Valley

Nestled on Mauna Kahālāwai on Maui is a hidden oasis. Native Hawaiian plants like the a‘ali‘i, a shrub with small green leaves and burgundy flowers, grow in a forest among naio, a false sandalwood, and alehe‘e, a tree with delicate and fragrant white flowers. Nearby, kalo (taro) sprout from a lo‘i (an irrigated terrace, especially

bucket list experiences in hawaii
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9 Must-do Bucket-list Items for Your Next Hawai‘i Vacation

Travel is back—and in a big way.  The World Travel & Tourism Council projects travel in the U.S. will reach pre-pandemic levels in 2022. And market researchers at Destination Analysts found that 81.5% of American travelers surveyed are in a ready-to-travel state of mind.  But people don’t just want to go anywhere. They want experiences.

Himwaimanalobeachay
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Your Guide to Waimānalo, Oʻahu

Once you make the turn past the Makapu‘u Lookout, heading north, the road curves along the steep cliffs of the Ko‘olau Mountains and a rugged coastline appears. In the distance are two islets—rabbit-shaped Mānana and smaller Kāohikaipu— and across the sky ‘iwa birds twist and glide.   You are in God’s Country.   Waimānalo is a small

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