Historic Hawaii in All Island

No visit to Hawaii would be complete without getting a taste of the island chain's long cultural history. The island chain's long history ...

The grounds of the palace date back even further. The famous King Kamehameha III claimed the grounds and built the first official royal ...

LightWave Pottery is the brainchild of Kauai potter Dean McRaine, who initially sought pottery as a means of stress relief.

Sitting in a courtyard in front of Lahaina's courthouse, you'll find the massive tree.

Step aboard and journey back in time, when ancient, powerful Kings ruled the rugged and fertile land of the Hawaiian Islands. Cruise 12 ...

Tabora artist spares no expense creating Kauai inspired art.

Bishop Museum is one of Hawaii's most important cultural landmarks.

Wai'oli Huuia means "Joyful river" in Hawaiian - a reference to the joyful songs that formerly reverberated across the plantation's church walls.

Pu'uhonua means “Place of Refuge,” and it is a sacred piece of land where protecting spirits forbid violence.

Make sure to visit the Koke'e natural history museum between your treks at the Waimea Valley.

The seemingly small island of Kauai is home to an impressive variety of talented local artists, many of whom sell their handiwork at the ...

he Kauai museum provides extension information about the geography of the Hawaiian islands and the history of its people.