Courtesy of Shangri La. Once you consider Hawaiʻi, your thoughts in all probability drifts to turquoise waves, swaying palms and infinite sunshine. However tucked away close to Diamond Head in Honolulu is one thing sudden: a blinding mansion crammed with centuries-old Islamic artwork, Moorish structure and Moroccan tilework that appears prefer it belongs in a […]
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Apr
Apr
Simply seven miles off the southern coasts of Maui and Lāna‘i, Kahoolawe Island is a rust-colored silhouette on the horizon. At lower than 45 sq. miles, it’s the smallest of Hawai‘i’s major islands—however don’t mistake dimension for insignificance. In contrast to the bustling shores of Oʻahu or the luxurious valleys of Kaua‘i, Kahoʻolawe’s story runs […]
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Jul
Jul
The Kawainui Marsh State Wildlife Sanctuary in Kailua on Oahu contains 830 acres. It’s the largest freshwater wetland in all of Hawaii and residential to a number of endangered native species. It’s also dwelling to the Ulupo Heiau, the biggest historical agricultural temple on the island. Kawainui Marsh is a pure marvel. Kailua is a […]