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Whether it’s at the spa, fitness center or through place-based activities, resorts across Hawaiʻi are expanding their offerings to help guests explore unique wellness practices.  

From utilizing state-of-the-art technology to tapping into traditional wisdom, guests can discover new ways to recon...


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Plumeria, pīkake, pua kenikeni.  

These flowers—and their scents—conjure up memories of Hawai‘i, but none of them are actually native to the Islands.  

Plumeria are endemic to Mexico and Central America, pīkake to India and pua kenikeni to the South Pacific.  

In fact, many of the tropical flowers commonly a...


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Kauaʻi is home to plenty of great food destinations, including those on wheels making musubi, poke bowls, fish tacos and more. According to HAWAIʻI Magazine readers, these are the best food trucks on Kauaʻi in 2026.

1. The Musubi Truck Along with musubi, The Musubi Truck also serves poke bowls and bentos...

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From identifying changing constellations in the night sky to noticing when ʻamaʻama (mullet) spawn, ancient Hawaiians were incredibly observant of their natural surroundings and the shifts in seasons.

They used a sophisticated lunar calendar consisting of 12 months, which were marked by the appearance of differen...


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Situated about a 30-minute drive south of Hilo, the community in and around Pāhoa on Hawaiʻi Island boasts eclectic vibes and unique energy. Here, homesteaders farm and live off the land alongside neighborhoods of eco-villages and communes. They’re a strong and resourceful bunch, as many live in the area designated as Lava Zone 1, the riskiest place to be when it comes to vol...


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