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*This story was originally published on March 20, 2025.
Before sunrise one morning, on Hawai‘i Island, a man named ‘Ulu prayed to the gods for help and guidance. His son was dying and his village was starving. Later that day, ‘Ulu told his wife he would not live to see morning. “Bury my body outside near the stream,” he said. “In the morning go check to see if...
The best Hawaiian restaurants know how to prepare succulent kālua pig, creamy haupia and, of course, poi.
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*This story was originally published on Jan. 17, 2023.
The Islands are home to a diverse collection of museums, vibrant galleries and important memorials where locals and travelers alike can see artifacts from early Polynesian settlers and works by local and international artists. And you don’t need to be a history buff or art aficionado to appreciate Hawaiʻi’...
For decades, U.S. military bombs ravaged Kahoʻolawe, an island about 7 miles southwest of Maui. The explosives tore into the island’s red dirt, damaged the land and disturbed the surrounding waters. Stories are still told on Maui of residents hearing the bombs’ thunder.
Ancient Hawaiians revered Kahoʻolawe as Kohemālamamalama o Kanaloa, the sacred body of Kanaloa, the ...