Yoga is a universal language that unites people of all cultures, countries, and athletic backgrounds, and there is no better place to practice it than the beach against the breathtakingly beautiful backdrop of a Hawaiian sunset. AT A... Read more
This unique event is probably unlike anything you've ever seen before, and the perfect activity for one of your first mornings in Hawaii before your sleep schedule has adjusted because it starts at 5am! Head on down to the fish docks and watch... Read more
Located up a mountainside at the back of lush Palolo Valley, the Mu Ryang Sa Buddhist Temple offers tranquil beauty and stillness to visitors. Whether or not you are religious, the temple has something to offer any visitor with incredible... Read more
Commissioned by King Kalakaua (completed in 1882) as a residence for Hawaii's monarchs, this unique palace has elements of classical European architecture mixed with Polynesian influences. Daily guided-tours bring the history of the Palace... Read more
The events of the attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7th, 1941 left and indelible mark on the United States and the civil psyche of Hawaii. It is difficult to imagine this peaceful tropical island erupting into a war zone and the fiery hulks of... Read more
A symphony orchestra is the heartbeat of a city, adding an essential artistic culture and richness, and the Honolulu Symphony is no exception. With exceptional talent, a wide range of repertoire, and frequent appearances by internationally... Read more
Moss-draped trees, hairpin curves, bamboo forests, breathtaking views, massive jungle flowers, and a beautiful chaos of scents and bird songs create the unique jungle paradise of Tantalus. Just a short drive from Honolulu and Waikiki, it offers... Read more
The Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum is a cultural gathering place and education center that actively engages people in the presentation, exploration, and preservation of Hawaii's cultural heritage and natural history. When visiting Honolulu, it is... Read more
The Japanese Cultural Center offers a unique look at the journey of Japanese in Hawaii over the decades, beginning with the arrival of the first immigrants in 1868. Located "off the beaten path" in Honolulu, their historical exhibits and... Read more
One of the most popular farmer's markets in Honolulu, the Kapiolani Community College bi-weekly market always attracts a crowd. Parking can be difficult, so plan to arrive early! Visitors can grab a meal and enjoy the live music while they... Read more
