The document provides information on the beautiful beaches, interesting islands, tours, romantic sunsets, and entertaining nightlife that make Hawaii a popular tourist destination. It discusses the history of Hawaiian settlement and becoming a US state. Key facts about the main Hawaiian islands and their beaches are presented, along with details about the native culture, volcanoes, and the people of Hawaii. Activities like luau feasts, nightlife options, and things to do both day and night are described, making Hawaii an ideal place for relaxation, fun, and experiencing different cultures.
Hawaii is an isolated chain of islands in the Pacific Ocean, located approximately 4,000 km from North America. It has a unique climate and ecology, with most plants and animals found nowhere else. The islands have a diverse population with many ethnicities represented. Hawaiian culture is rooted in Polynesian traditions like hula dancing and music. Tourism is a major industry, with visitors enjoying the beaches, surfing, shopping, and sightseeing opportunities across the various islands.
This document provides information about sights to see in Hawaii, including volcanoes and lava tubes on the Big Island, black sand beaches at Punalu'u, the Battleship Missouri Memorial at Pearl Harbour in Oahu, and the Road to Hana in Maui. It also discusses the Hawaiian language and alphabet, hula dancing culture, and wishes the reader a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year in Hawaiian.
Hawaii is a chain of islands in the Pacific Ocean known for its warm climate and natural beauty. The document discusses Hawaii's various landscapes like snow-capped mountains, waterfalls, and forests. It notes that most visitors come for short vacations and do not buy homes, instead needing places to stay. A variety of outdoor activities are available to enjoy on the beaches and in the ocean, from swimming to windsurfing. The Hawaii government provides information online about real estate and homes for sale for those interested in future vacations or longer stays.
The document provides information about the Hawaiian islands, including a list of the main islands (Maui, Oahu, Kauai, Molokai, Lanai, Niihau, Kahoolawe) and some key details about each one. It then discusses Hawaii's annual events and festivals, highlighting culinary and cultural celebrations. The document also covers Hawaiian arts and culture, the origins and development of Hawaiian cuisine, and Hawaii regional cuisine.
This document discusses Hawaiian culture through several topics:
- Hawaii has a sacred culture centered around music, singing, dancing, ceremonies, food, and their people.
- The lei flower is unique to Hawaii and can have unlimited designs in its creation.
- Traditional Hawaiian cloaks and headgear featured bright colors and textures from tropical bird feathers.
The document provides an overview of Hawaiian culture, including its foundations in the concept of "Aloha Aina" which regards the land as sacred. It discusses the Hawaiian language, traditional foods brought by early Polynesian settlers, and important cultural traditions like hula dancing, chanting and music. Images throughout depict sacred Hawaiian sites, native plants, traditional crafts, foods and cultural performances that remain an important part of honoring Hawaiian heritage today.
The document discusses Hawaii's geography and some of its major islands like Kauai, Oahu, Maui, and the Big Island. It then provides more details about specific locations on the islands, including Fern Grotto on Kauai known for its beautiful scenery along the river and at the grotto, Waikiki Beach on Oahu which is one of the most famous beaches in Hawaii, historic locations like the Royal Hawaii hotel and St. Andrew's Cathedral, as well as Lolani Palace, Ala Moana Park, and the Aloha Tower landmark.
This document provides information about Hawaii, including its flag, official languages, population, area, capital city, climate, religions, and several important locations. Some key facts are: Hawaii was admitted as the 50th US state in 1959; its official languages are English and Hawaiian; its capital and largest city is Honolulu, with a population of approximately 909,863; and its climate is considered subtropical.
Hawaii is an isolated chain of islands in the Pacific Ocean, located approximately 4,000 km from North America. It has a unique climate and ecology, with most plants and animals found nowhere else. The islands have a diverse population with many ethnicities represented. Hawaiian culture is rooted in Polynesian traditions like hula dancing and music. Tourism is a major industry, with visitors enjoying the beaches, surfing, shopping, and sightseeing opportunities across the various islands.
This document provides information about sights to see in Hawaii, including volcanoes and lava tubes on the Big Island, black sand beaches at Punalu'u, the Battleship Missouri Memorial at Pearl Harbour in Oahu, and the Road to Hana in Maui. It also discusses the Hawaiian language and alphabet, hula dancing culture, and wishes the reader a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year in Hawaiian.
Hawaii is a chain of islands in the Pacific Ocean known for its warm climate and natural beauty. The document discusses Hawaii's various landscapes like snow-capped mountains, waterfalls, and forests. It notes that most visitors come for short vacations and do not buy homes, instead needing places to stay. A variety of outdoor activities are available to enjoy on the beaches and in the ocean, from swimming to windsurfing. The Hawaii government provides information online about real estate and homes for sale for those interested in future vacations or longer stays.
The document provides information about the Hawaiian islands, including a list of the main islands (Maui, Oahu, Kauai, Molokai, Lanai, Niihau, Kahoolawe) and some key details about each one. It then discusses Hawaii's annual events and festivals, highlighting culinary and cultural celebrations. The document also covers Hawaiian arts and culture, the origins and development of Hawaiian cuisine, and Hawaii regional cuisine.
This document discusses Hawaiian culture through several topics:
- Hawaii has a sacred culture centered around music, singing, dancing, ceremonies, food, and their people.
- The lei flower is unique to Hawaii and can have unlimited designs in its creation.
- Traditional Hawaiian cloaks and headgear featured bright colors and textures from tropical bird feathers.
The document provides an overview of Hawaiian culture, including its foundations in the concept of "Aloha Aina" which regards the land as sacred. It discusses the Hawaiian language, traditional foods brought by early Polynesian settlers, and important cultural traditions like hula dancing, chanting and music. Images throughout depict sacred Hawaiian sites, native plants, traditional crafts, foods and cultural performances that remain an important part of honoring Hawaiian heritage today.
The document discusses Hawaii's geography and some of its major islands like Kauai, Oahu, Maui, and the Big Island. It then provides more details about specific locations on the islands, including Fern Grotto on Kauai known for its beautiful scenery along the river and at the grotto, Waikiki Beach on Oahu which is one of the most famous beaches in Hawaii, historic locations like the Royal Hawaii hotel and St. Andrew's Cathedral, as well as Lolani Palace, Ala Moana Park, and the Aloha Tower landmark.
This document provides information about Hawaii, including its flag, official languages, population, area, capital city, climate, religions, and several important locations. Some key facts are: Hawaii was admitted as the 50th US state in 1959; its official languages are English and Hawaiian; its capital and largest city is Honolulu, with a population of approximately 909,863; and its climate is considered subtropical.
Hawaii is an island state in the Pacific Ocean comprised of over 100 islands. It is the most recent of the 50 U.S. states, gaining statehood in 1959. The islands were formed by volcanic activity and are home to active volcanoes like Kilauea and Mauna Loa. Honolulu is the capital and largest city, located on the island of Oahu. Key aspects of Hawaiian culture include hula dancing, surfing, and use of the Hawaiian language.
During a psychology class we were asked to present a project on a culture of our choice. My choice of Hawaii was mostly because of the seperated culture between the U.S. and the last state of Hawaii.
Ancient Polynesians first arrived in Hawaii around 300 AD via ocean voyages. They developed a stratified society and religion centered around various gods. Their culture was expressed through hula dancing, chants, and instruments made from native materials. While Western influence introduced new instruments like the ukulele, traditional and contemporary Hawaiian music preserves their cultural heritage.
Hawaii is an island state in the Pacific Ocean comprised of over 100 islands. It was discovered by British explorer Captain James Cook in 1778 and became a US state in 1959. Hawaii has a tropical climate with mild temperatures year-round and two seasons of winter and summer. Some of Hawaii's most notable features include volcanic landscapes, beaches, surfing, and the traditional Hawaiian practices of hula dancing, poi, and ukulele music.
This document provides summaries of beaches located throughout Hawaii. It describes the key features and attractions of each beach, including Waikiki Beach in Honolulu, Honaunau Bay known for scuba diving, Kaanapali Beach popular for its luxury resorts, and Lanikai Beach noted for its scenic views. Traditional Hawaiian foods such as poi made from taro root and laulau made from wrapped pork and taro leaves are also summarized.
The document provides information about the Hawaiian island of Oahu and the city of Honolulu. It discusses Oahu's climate and seasons, highlights various tourist attractions and activities around the island like hiking Diamond Head volcano, swimming with dolphins, and sunset dinner sails. It also describes Honolulu as the vibrant capital with historic sites, arts, culture and world-class shopping and dining. The resort area of Waikiki and beaches throughout Oahu offer pleasant weather year-round for visitors.
There are generally two seasons on the island of Oahu in Hawaii - winter from November through April when temperatures range from the low 70s to mid 80s, and summer when temperatures can reach the low 90s. Oahu experiences a dry season from April to October and a relatively dry rainy season from November to March. The island offers a variety of landscapes and attractions, from the urban city of Honolulu to lush tropical valleys, golden beaches, and world-famous surf spots. Major destinations and attractions highlighted include Waikiki, Pearl Harbor, Hanauma Bay, Kualoa Ranch, Dole Plantation, and the North Shore surf towns of Haleiwa.
Hawaii became the 50th state on August 21, 1959. The state flag represents Hawaii's history as a small country that became a state after being taken over. Some of Hawaii's top attractions include the USS Memorial, the royal palace of Queen Liliuokalani, and the active volcano Mt. Kilauea. The state flower is the hibiscus which comes in red, yellow, and white colors. Major cities include Waikiki, Wailea, and Hilo. Hawaii's economy relies on tourism and agriculture such as pineapples, sugar, and molasses. Famous celebrities from Hawaii include Nicole Scherzinger, Elvis Presley, and Barack Obama.
Tahiti is an island in French Polynesia that was made a French protectorate in 1842. While French is the main language, many natives also speak Tahitian. Traditional Tahitian culture includes oral histories, sports like javelin throwing and surfing, tattoos to show rank and accomplishments, and wearing flowers behind the left ear if single. The Heiva festival celebrates traditions and competitions through crafts, dancing and sports. Most Tahitians are Christian and live in small villages along rural roads, growing fruits and raising livestock. The capital and largest city is Papeete, located on the north coast, where much of the traditional culture is preserved.
This document provides a walking tour of 10 highlights in Waikiki, Oahu, Hawaii. It includes maps and descriptions of attractions such as Kaimana Beach, the Waikiki Aquarium, statues of Duke Kahanamoku, historic hotels like the Moana Surfrider, shopping centers, and recommends ending the day at House Without a Key to watch the sunset. Links are provided to download directions and find additional information on a podcast about visiting Waikiki.
Hawaii is an island group in the northern Pacific Ocean consisting of eight major islands, including Hawaii, Maui, Oahu, and Kauai. Over 2 million people live in Hawaii, with most residing on Oahu where the capital of Honolulu is located. Key attractions include the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, which receives over 3 million visitors annually. Hawaii enjoys a tropical climate with temperatures between 15-30 degrees Celsius year-round. The best aspect is the many beaches near the cities, ideal for surfing throughout the seasons.
Hawaii is the 50th and most recent state to join the United States. It is an archipelago in the central Pacific Ocean comprised of over 100 islands, the largest being Hawaii, Maui, Oahu, Kauai, and Molokai. Hawaii's capital and largest city is Honolulu. The state's economy relies heavily on tourism, with attractions including volcanoes, beaches, and lush tropical scenery drawing millions of visitors each year.
The document summarizes three US states - Hawaii, Washington, and West Virginia. Hawaii is an archipelago with diverse cultures and is known for activities like beach walking and visiting volcanoes. Washington state has urban and outdoor attractions across western and eastern regions with varying climates. West Virginia is entirely mountainous, located in the Appalachians, with scenic beauty and a varied climate depending on location.
Hawaii is a group of islands located 3,200km southeast of the continental United States. The state has over 1.4 million residents and contains 11 of the world's 13 climate zones. Hawaii's economy was originally based on military activities but is now driven by tourism, with visitors coming to experience the beaches, surfing, and natural beauty. Popular tourist destinations include Waikiki Beach, Pearl Harbor, and volcanoes parks, while famous residents include President Barack Obama and singer Bruno Mars.
The document discusses various aspects of Puerto Rican culture. It notes that while Spanish is the dominant language, less than 20% of Puerto Ricans speak fluent English. It also describes typical foods like fried beefsteak with onions and roast pork. Salsa music is discussed as being a signature Puerto Rican genre that has spread to influence US culture. The economic section outlines natural resources like copper and nickel as well as imports and exports.
Hawaii is the 50th state of the United States, with its first inhabitants coming from Polynesia. The islands of Hawaii were formed by the volcano Kilauea, and its capital and largest city is Honolulu. Some key aspects of Hawaiian culture include hula dancing featuring rare floral costumes, viewing sea turtles, whales and dolphins in the ocean, surfing which was invented there in 1905 and is a popular sport even for children, canoeing called "padding" with many local clubs, and performing the traditional Polynesian Haka dance before going out on the water.
Puna is a district on the island of Hawaii located between the boundaries of Okiokioaho and Māwae. It has an area of 499.5 square miles without any permanently flowing streams. Some unique plants and animals are endemic to the area, such as the Amakihi and Apapane birds. The district experiences trade winds called Hali'ala Pu'ulena and rains named Moaniani lehua. Several proverbs reference the landscape of Puna, including its blackened land from lava flows, fragrant hala trees, and relationship with the neighboring district of Ka'u.
Music Hawaiian Research Paper: Rachael PaulRPaul42
The document summarizes the history and evolution of Hawaiian music from traditional chants to contemporary styles. It describes traditional chant forms like mele oli and mele hula. Western contact starting in 1778 introduced new instruments like the ukulele and influenced a shift to English and the incorporation of other genres. Figures like Queen Liliuokalani and popular artists today help keep traditions alive while blending styles. The document includes examples of traditional, contemporary and popular Hawaiian music.
Uganda final project presentation week 7Lovegod1957
Uganda is a landlocked country located in East-Central Africa. Some key facts:
- It has been inhabited for thousands of years, with Bantu peoples migrating there around 500 BC. Arab traders and British explorers arrived in the 1840s and 1860s, respectively.
- Uganda has a varied landscape, with many lakes and swamplands. Lake Victoria forms much of its southwestern border.
- The population depends heavily on the land and water for livelihoods like farming and collecting drinking water. Economic activities include exporting coffee.
- Kampala is the capital city. The country is divided into many districts, and native tribes still speak their own languages though English is becoming more common.
The document provides details about the district of Hilo on the island of Hawaii, including its boundaries, regions, winds, rains, sayings, and facts. It describes Hilo as a rainy agricultural area known for its fragrant forests and proud farmers. It also notes that Hilo is the county seat, settled by missionaries in 1822, and host to the annual Merrie Monarch hula competition festival.
The document provides information about Hawaii, including that the population is over 1.2 million people, Honolulu is the largest city, and there are 5 counties. Hawaii was admitted as the 50th US state in 1959 and is known for its warm climate and natural resources like bananas and pineapples. Barack Obama was born in Hawaii, the state bird is the nene goose, and its nickname is the Aloha State.
Hawaii is an archipelago of 8 main islands located in the central Pacific Ocean. The state's population of 1.3 million people is mostly concentrated on the islands of Oahu and Hawaii, with Honolulu serving as the capital and largest city. Hawaiian culture blends Polynesian traditions with modern American influences, exemplified through hula dancing. Popular tourist attractions include the numerous beaches with white sand and clear waters, as well as natural parks throughout the islands.
Hawaii is an island state in the Pacific Ocean comprised of over 100 islands. It is the most recent of the 50 U.S. states, gaining statehood in 1959. The islands were formed by volcanic activity and are home to active volcanoes like Kilauea and Mauna Loa. Honolulu is the capital and largest city, located on the island of Oahu. Key aspects of Hawaiian culture include hula dancing, surfing, and use of the Hawaiian language.
During a psychology class we were asked to present a project on a culture of our choice. My choice of Hawaii was mostly because of the seperated culture between the U.S. and the last state of Hawaii.
Ancient Polynesians first arrived in Hawaii around 300 AD via ocean voyages. They developed a stratified society and religion centered around various gods. Their culture was expressed through hula dancing, chants, and instruments made from native materials. While Western influence introduced new instruments like the ukulele, traditional and contemporary Hawaiian music preserves their cultural heritage.
Hawaii is an island state in the Pacific Ocean comprised of over 100 islands. It was discovered by British explorer Captain James Cook in 1778 and became a US state in 1959. Hawaii has a tropical climate with mild temperatures year-round and two seasons of winter and summer. Some of Hawaii's most notable features include volcanic landscapes, beaches, surfing, and the traditional Hawaiian practices of hula dancing, poi, and ukulele music.
This document provides summaries of beaches located throughout Hawaii. It describes the key features and attractions of each beach, including Waikiki Beach in Honolulu, Honaunau Bay known for scuba diving, Kaanapali Beach popular for its luxury resorts, and Lanikai Beach noted for its scenic views. Traditional Hawaiian foods such as poi made from taro root and laulau made from wrapped pork and taro leaves are also summarized.
The document provides information about the Hawaiian island of Oahu and the city of Honolulu. It discusses Oahu's climate and seasons, highlights various tourist attractions and activities around the island like hiking Diamond Head volcano, swimming with dolphins, and sunset dinner sails. It also describes Honolulu as the vibrant capital with historic sites, arts, culture and world-class shopping and dining. The resort area of Waikiki and beaches throughout Oahu offer pleasant weather year-round for visitors.
There are generally two seasons on the island of Oahu in Hawaii - winter from November through April when temperatures range from the low 70s to mid 80s, and summer when temperatures can reach the low 90s. Oahu experiences a dry season from April to October and a relatively dry rainy season from November to March. The island offers a variety of landscapes and attractions, from the urban city of Honolulu to lush tropical valleys, golden beaches, and world-famous surf spots. Major destinations and attractions highlighted include Waikiki, Pearl Harbor, Hanauma Bay, Kualoa Ranch, Dole Plantation, and the North Shore surf towns of Haleiwa.
Hawaii became the 50th state on August 21, 1959. The state flag represents Hawaii's history as a small country that became a state after being taken over. Some of Hawaii's top attractions include the USS Memorial, the royal palace of Queen Liliuokalani, and the active volcano Mt. Kilauea. The state flower is the hibiscus which comes in red, yellow, and white colors. Major cities include Waikiki, Wailea, and Hilo. Hawaii's economy relies on tourism and agriculture such as pineapples, sugar, and molasses. Famous celebrities from Hawaii include Nicole Scherzinger, Elvis Presley, and Barack Obama.
Tahiti is an island in French Polynesia that was made a French protectorate in 1842. While French is the main language, many natives also speak Tahitian. Traditional Tahitian culture includes oral histories, sports like javelin throwing and surfing, tattoos to show rank and accomplishments, and wearing flowers behind the left ear if single. The Heiva festival celebrates traditions and competitions through crafts, dancing and sports. Most Tahitians are Christian and live in small villages along rural roads, growing fruits and raising livestock. The capital and largest city is Papeete, located on the north coast, where much of the traditional culture is preserved.
This document provides a walking tour of 10 highlights in Waikiki, Oahu, Hawaii. It includes maps and descriptions of attractions such as Kaimana Beach, the Waikiki Aquarium, statues of Duke Kahanamoku, historic hotels like the Moana Surfrider, shopping centers, and recommends ending the day at House Without a Key to watch the sunset. Links are provided to download directions and find additional information on a podcast about visiting Waikiki.
Hawaii is an island group in the northern Pacific Ocean consisting of eight major islands, including Hawaii, Maui, Oahu, and Kauai. Over 2 million people live in Hawaii, with most residing on Oahu where the capital of Honolulu is located. Key attractions include the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, which receives over 3 million visitors annually. Hawaii enjoys a tropical climate with temperatures between 15-30 degrees Celsius year-round. The best aspect is the many beaches near the cities, ideal for surfing throughout the seasons.
Hawaii is the 50th and most recent state to join the United States. It is an archipelago in the central Pacific Ocean comprised of over 100 islands, the largest being Hawaii, Maui, Oahu, Kauai, and Molokai. Hawaii's capital and largest city is Honolulu. The state's economy relies heavily on tourism, with attractions including volcanoes, beaches, and lush tropical scenery drawing millions of visitors each year.
The document summarizes three US states - Hawaii, Washington, and West Virginia. Hawaii is an archipelago with diverse cultures and is known for activities like beach walking and visiting volcanoes. Washington state has urban and outdoor attractions across western and eastern regions with varying climates. West Virginia is entirely mountainous, located in the Appalachians, with scenic beauty and a varied climate depending on location.
Hawaii is a group of islands located 3,200km southeast of the continental United States. The state has over 1.4 million residents and contains 11 of the world's 13 climate zones. Hawaii's economy was originally based on military activities but is now driven by tourism, with visitors coming to experience the beaches, surfing, and natural beauty. Popular tourist destinations include Waikiki Beach, Pearl Harbor, and volcanoes parks, while famous residents include President Barack Obama and singer Bruno Mars.
The document discusses various aspects of Puerto Rican culture. It notes that while Spanish is the dominant language, less than 20% of Puerto Ricans speak fluent English. It also describes typical foods like fried beefsteak with onions and roast pork. Salsa music is discussed as being a signature Puerto Rican genre that has spread to influence US culture. The economic section outlines natural resources like copper and nickel as well as imports and exports.
Hawaii is the 50th state of the United States, with its first inhabitants coming from Polynesia. The islands of Hawaii were formed by the volcano Kilauea, and its capital and largest city is Honolulu. Some key aspects of Hawaiian culture include hula dancing featuring rare floral costumes, viewing sea turtles, whales and dolphins in the ocean, surfing which was invented there in 1905 and is a popular sport even for children, canoeing called "padding" with many local clubs, and performing the traditional Polynesian Haka dance before going out on the water.
Puna is a district on the island of Hawaii located between the boundaries of Okiokioaho and Māwae. It has an area of 499.5 square miles without any permanently flowing streams. Some unique plants and animals are endemic to the area, such as the Amakihi and Apapane birds. The district experiences trade winds called Hali'ala Pu'ulena and rains named Moaniani lehua. Several proverbs reference the landscape of Puna, including its blackened land from lava flows, fragrant hala trees, and relationship with the neighboring district of Ka'u.
Music Hawaiian Research Paper: Rachael PaulRPaul42
The document summarizes the history and evolution of Hawaiian music from traditional chants to contemporary styles. It describes traditional chant forms like mele oli and mele hula. Western contact starting in 1778 introduced new instruments like the ukulele and influenced a shift to English and the incorporation of other genres. Figures like Queen Liliuokalani and popular artists today help keep traditions alive while blending styles. The document includes examples of traditional, contemporary and popular Hawaiian music.
Uganda final project presentation week 7Lovegod1957
Uganda is a landlocked country located in East-Central Africa. Some key facts:
- It has been inhabited for thousands of years, with Bantu peoples migrating there around 500 BC. Arab traders and British explorers arrived in the 1840s and 1860s, respectively.
- Uganda has a varied landscape, with many lakes and swamplands. Lake Victoria forms much of its southwestern border.
- The population depends heavily on the land and water for livelihoods like farming and collecting drinking water. Economic activities include exporting coffee.
- Kampala is the capital city. The country is divided into many districts, and native tribes still speak their own languages though English is becoming more common.
The document provides details about the district of Hilo on the island of Hawaii, including its boundaries, regions, winds, rains, sayings, and facts. It describes Hilo as a rainy agricultural area known for its fragrant forests and proud farmers. It also notes that Hilo is the county seat, settled by missionaries in 1822, and host to the annual Merrie Monarch hula competition festival.
The document provides information about Hawaii, including that the population is over 1.2 million people, Honolulu is the largest city, and there are 5 counties. Hawaii was admitted as the 50th US state in 1959 and is known for its warm climate and natural resources like bananas and pineapples. Barack Obama was born in Hawaii, the state bird is the nene goose, and its nickname is the Aloha State.
Hawaii is an archipelago of 8 main islands located in the central Pacific Ocean. The state's population of 1.3 million people is mostly concentrated on the islands of Oahu and Hawaii, with Honolulu serving as the capital and largest city. Hawaiian culture blends Polynesian traditions with modern American influences, exemplified through hula dancing. Popular tourist attractions include the numerous beaches with white sand and clear waters, as well as natural parks throughout the islands.
Kostantinos A Stamoulis will present at the HIGICC Annual Meeting about his background and examples of GIS work he has conducted, including analysis, data display, experimental design, planning, and other projects. He has a bachelor's degree in marine science and worked as a GIS analyst and reef monitoring technician before becoming a graduate research assistant where he has utilized GIS techniques for analysis, displaying data, experimental design, planning, and other tasks.
Lehua Adventure Tours is committed to environmental stewardship and raising cultural awareness through responsible tourism. They offer tours that reduce threats to wildlife and watersheds while minimizing tourism's impact. Activities include a beach purification wash on Tuesdays and Thursdays before sunset for $30, snorkeling to observe sea turtles without disturbing them, and a Wednesday hike through native forest to see endangered plants. Lehua is a member of the Hawaii Ecotourism Association and won their 2010 Ecotour of the Year award.
Arizona was founded in 1912 with a capital of Phoenix. The state has a varied climate from cool in the north to desert heat in the south, and experiences monsoon season in July and August. Major tourist attractions include the Grand Canyon, Tombstone town, Sedona, and Jerome.
This document discusses Hawaii and provides an overview of its geography, history, culture, food, places to visit, and recreational activities. It mentions Valle Waipi'o, Hahalua Lele beaches, and water sports like parasailing, kayaking, surfing, bodyboarding, and snorkeling. The document appears to be an introduction to Hawaii that touches on several key topics in a brief manner.
Paper Maps are of the past new mobile interactive maps is present and the future. Map the Xperience designs recreational maps for outdoor users. No internet connection is needed to work the map on your phone. Check out our You Tube tutorial on how to get the App and the Map.
Hawaii is located in the Pacific Ocean with its capital and largest city being Honolulu. The state has tropical vegetation, beaches, and volcanoes with mild temperatures year-round. Hawaii became the 50th state in 1959 and is known for tourism, agriculture, and its history including the attack on Pearl Harbor. Popular tourist attractions include beaches, waterfalls, and volcanoes while the state is also home to surfing contests and film festivals.
1. The study evaluated the relationship between LIDAR-derived rugosity and coral reef fish assemblages in Hanauma Bay, Hawaii.
2. LIDAR rugosity was highly correlated with in-situ rugosity measurements at a 4m grid scale.
3. Fish abundance, richness, and biomass at hard bottom sites were significantly correlated with LIDAR rugosity at various grid scales, but not at sand sites. Higher rugosity was associated with greater fish numbers and biomass.
Unit 1, part 4, the study of geography, earthmontathomas
1) The ancient Greeks knew as early as the 3rd century BC that the Earth was round. Eratosthenes calculated the circumference of the Earth with remarkable accuracy in the 3rd century BC.
2) Eratosthenes was the first person to use the terms "geography" and "latitude and longitude" to describe locations on Earth. He invented the concept of measuring locations using lines of latitude and longitude.
3) Time zones were established in 1884 to standardize time based on lines of longitude, in order to account for the fact that the sun reaches different places on Earth at different times. There are 24 global time zones, each approximately 15 degrees of longitude wide.
This document discusses Hawaii and provides maps and information about the Hawaiian islands. It includes a map of all the Hawaiian islands from the University of Hawaii as well as references to Google Earth and the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument website for additional details about the geography and locations of Hawaii.
Hawaii is the most recent state, located in Oceania and composed entirely of islands. The Hawaiian archipelago consists of 24 islands and atolls, formed by volcanic activity at an undersea source. The biggest islands are Hawaii, Kauai, Maui, and Oahu. English and Hawaiian are the official languages, though other languages like Tagalog, Japanese, and Ilocano are also commonly spoken due to immigration. The state parks offer entertainment through sightseeing, with each island featuring its own parks and historical sites.
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This document provides information about popular tourist destinations on the Hawaiian island of Oahu, including Pearl Harbor, Diamond Head, and the North Shore. Pearl Harbor features the USS Arizona Memorial, which commemorates the 1941 attack. Diamond Head is a famous volcanic crater overlooking Waikiki Beach that offers scenic views from the top along a 1 3/4 mile trail. The North Shore is known for its surfing beaches and the laid-back town of Haleiwa, which offers shopping, dining, and opportunities to observe local culture.
Maui is the second largest of the Hawaiian Islands and is a popular tourist destination. Agriculture and tourism are the two major industries. The island saw rapid population growth from 1950 to 2010, especially in towns like Kīhei. Popular tourist attractions include Haleakalā National Park, the Hāna Highway, and Lahaina. However, overdevelopment and loss of tourism revenue due to economic factors have become concerns for local residents and environmentalists.
This document provides an overview of Honolulu, Hawaii including its history, accommodation options, attractions, activities, and essential information for visitors. Honolulu was created by volcanoes and is the capital and largest city in Hawaii. It has a diverse economy including agriculture, technology, and tourism. Major attractions include Pearl Harbor, Diamond Head State Monument, Hanauma Bay Marine Preserve, and Waikiki Beach. The document outlines hotel, hostel, and camping accommodation options and things to do like tours, entertainment, and restaurants.
Hawaii has a rich ancient Hawaiian culture that dates back around 1,500 years. When the native Polynesians first settled in Hawaii, they developed unique culinary, artistic, and religious practices. An important part of Hawaiian culture is ho'oponopono, a practice of reconciliation, forgiveness, and prayer. However, as tourism to Hawaii has increased dramatically in recent years, bringing in over 9 million visitors annually, it has negatively impacted Hawaiian culture and sites of cultural significance. Many historic and sacred burial grounds have been destroyed or built over to make way for tourist developments like hotels and golf courses, devastating native Hawaiians and disrespecting their culture and history. While tourism is important to Hawaii's economy, it has
Hawaii is a chain of islands located in the central Pacific Ocean, about 2,000 miles southwest of the continental United States. It is the southernmost and most remote state, with no land borders. Hawaii is made up of over 100 islands, with the main eight being Hawaii, Maui, Oahu, Kahoolawe, Lanai, Molokai, Kauai, and Niihau. The state has a rich history with Polynesian settlers arriving over 1,500 years ago, followed by other cultures. Hawaii became the 50th state in 1959. The islands are known for their volcanoes, beaches, and tropical climate.
Hawaii has a dry season from April to October and a rainy season from November to March, though drought conditions have reduced rainfall in recent years. Summers can be hot and humid, especially in Honolulu and Waikiki. Hurricanes are rare but the season runs from June to November. The last major hurricane to hit was Iniki in 1992. Oahu has a diverse population and culture rooted in Native Hawaiian traditions. It has varied landscapes from urban Honolulu to small towns to beaches. Activities on Oahu include snorkeling, surfing, hiking Diamond Head volcano, swimming with dolphins, and sightseeing tours of Pearl Harbor, the USS Missouri, and circles of the island. The Hilton Hawaiian
Oahu offers many tour options to experience its natural beauty and history, including sightseeing tours around Honolulu focusing on WWII sites, royal palaces from Hawaii's past, and scenic landscapes. Air tours like helicopter rides provide stunning aerial views of landmarks such as Diamond Head volcano and Hanauma Bay, as well as beaches, valleys, and coral reefs visible below the clear ocean waters. In addition to structured tours, visitors can enjoy ocean activities like swimming, snorkeling at spots renowned for marine life like Hanauma Bay Nature Preserve, and scuba diving at locations frequented by sharks and rays.
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2. WHY HAWAII BEAUTIFUL BEACHES INTERESTING ISLANDS MANY VARIOUS TOURS ROMANTIC SUNSETS ENTERTAINING NIGHTLIFE WARM RELAXING WEATHER LOTS OF ACTIVITIES
3. SOME HAWAIIAN HISTORY POLYNESIANS CAME FROM THE MARQUESAS ISLANDS SETTLERS FROM TAHITI ARRIVED CAPT JAMES COOK AND CREW ARRIVED KAMEHAMEHA UNITED WARRING FACTIONS AND UNIFIED ISLANDS PROTESTANT MISSIONARIES ARRIVED AND STARTED TRADING JAPANESE ATTACK ON PEARL HARBOR HAWAII BECAME THE 50TH STATE
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5. THE ISLANDS T HE ISLAND OF HAWAII ISLAND OF OAHU ISLAND OF MAUI ISLAND OF KAUAI ISLAND OF MOLOKAI ISLAND OF LANAI
6. THE BEACHES OF HAWAIIAN ISLANDS WHITE, RED, BLACK, AND GREEN SAND ROMANTIC BEACHES FAMILY BEACHES-FAMILY FUN AND ACTIVITIES SECLUDED BEACHES SHIPWRECK BEACH-WW ll SURFING SNORKELING ROMANTIC SUNSETS SWIMMING WW ll NAVY SHIP KAYAKING
7. VOLCANOES KILAUEA IS THE MOST FAMOUS VOLCANO LOCATED ON THE BIG ISLAND MOST ACTIVE VOLVANO ON EARTH LAST ERUPTION 1983 CONSIDERED SACRED AND HOME TO FIRE GODDESS PELE VOLCANO NATIONAL PARK HOME TO 2 ACTIVE VOLCANOES VOLCANO WATCHING HIKING CAMPING GUIDED TOURS
8. Ethnicity Pop. % Black 11,685 0.9 Caucasian 314,605 25.3 Chinese 40,275 3.2 Filipino 140,935 11.3 All or Part Hawaiian/ 273,491 22.0 Japanese 205,017 16.5 Korean 7,997 0.6 Mixed (except Hawaiian ) 240,797 19.3 Samoan/ Tongan 10,249 0.8 THE PEOPLE OF HAWAII Source: Hawai`i State Department of Health, Hawai`i Health Surveillance Program.; Hawai`i State Department of Business, Economic Development, and Tourism, The State of Hawai`i Data Book, A Statistical Abstract
9. HAWAIIAN FEASTS LUAU CENTRAL FEATURE IS IMU SHALLOW UNDERGROUND PIT LINES WITH STONES WHOLE PIG WRAPPED IN BANANA LEAVES COOKED IN IMU TAKES ABOUT 4 HOURS IN IMU WITH SIDE DISHES CALLED LAULAU EVERY LUAU HAS POI AND LOTS OF DIFFERENT DISHES OF VAIROUS FOODS LUAU’S ARE USUALLY HELD OUTSIDE ON THE BEACH At a luau, it is said that "local people don't eat until they are full, they eat until they are tired".
10. HAWAIIAN NIGHTLIFE ALWAYS SOMETHING TO DO AT NIGHT IN HAWAII WHETHER YOU LIKE ROMANTIC BEACH WALKS OR CITY NIGHT LIFE CLUBS AND DANCE PARTIES IN THE CITIES THEATER BEACH CLUBS SECLUDED BEACHES FOR ROMANTICS FIREWORKS ON OAHU ART GALLERIES TWILIGHT VOLCANO TOURS ONE OF WORLD’S LARGEST OBSERVATORIES NIGHT DIVING
11. IN CONCLUSION HAWAII IS A GREAT PLACE TO GET AWAY AND RELAX MANY DIFFERENT THINGS TO DO DURING THE DAY AND AT NIGHT RELAX DURING THE DAY AND PARTY AT NIGHT FOR FAMILY, SINGLE, OR ROMANTIC GETAWAY FOR TWO EXPERIENCE MANY CULTURES OF PEOPLE TAKE TOURS AND EXPERIENCE IT ALL
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WELCOME TO HAWAII!!! I WANT TO SHARE MY DREAM VACATION WITH YOU AND SHOW YOU SOME EXCITING POINTS OF INTEREST THAT HAWAII HAS TO OFFER, AS WELL AS PEOPLE, PLACES, TRADITIONS AND MUSIC. SIT BACK AND RELAX AND WATCH AS THE BEAUTY AND EXCITEMENT OF THESE MAGICAL ISLAND UNFOLD BEFORE YOU!
Why vacation in Hawaii? Imagine the warm, tropical air on your face as you lie on the one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. The sun is shining on the crystal clear water and has warmed the sand. Hawaii has the most interesting islands, with everything from volcanoes to cities full of life. Take many various tours, on land or on the ocean. Watch a romantic sunset with a loved one during a romantic getaway, or go party the night away in one of the many clubs in the city. There are also beach parties and Luau’s and many more activities. There is always something going on in Hawaii!
Let us get this tour rolling with some historical facts. Around 300-500 AD, Polynesians from the South Pacific found the Hawaiian Islands while traveling in voyaging canoes. By 900 AD, all the main islands were occupied. In 1200 AD Tahitian explorers arrived and enslaved the Polynesians. The Tahitian priest initiated a ruling king for each island. From there, social classes emerged and the Hawaiian culture begins. In January of 1778, Captain James Cook found Oahu and Kauai. He was thought of by the Hawaiians as the reincarnation of one of their gods. Cook named the Sandwich Islands. Cook was killed a year later in Hawaii while he was chasing after a stolen rowboat. In 1791 rum was introduced to the Hawaiians. In 1792 one of the rulers of the Big Island, Kamehameha, conquered Maui, Lanai, Molokai and Oahu and in 1810, he unified the islands under a single rule and started promoting trade with Europe and the United States after protestant missionaries arrived on the islands. The most famous event however, is the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in the Hawaiian Islands during WW ll. There is still a ship docked there today and thousands of visitors each year take tours through the area. In 1959, the Islands of Hawaii became the 50th state of the United States.
This is a diagram of the Sandwich Islands. As stated in the history, Capt James Cook named the Islands “Sandwich Islands in honor of the Earl of Sandwich. This picture shows the relativity of Tahiti and the Polynesian Islands to Hawaii and how the explorers came across these Islands. The triangle represents the common trade route used in history between these islands.
The Hawaiian Islands consist of 11 islands. The most popular and famous vacation islands are Oahu, Maui, Kauai, Molokai, and Lanai. Vacationers often travel from one island to another to take tours, discover beaches, and visit hot nightlife spots. Each Island is special in its own way.
This is to me the best part of my presentation, the beaches! Hawaii is the only place that I know of where you can visit beaches that have sand of different colors. Green beaches are made from olivine crystals, which are from the volcanoes, and only found on the Big Island’s southernmost tip. This beach is rare and isolated and can only be located by hiking or four wheelers. Black sand beaches evolve from ground lava and are located on all parts of the Islands that have had volcano activity. White sand beaches are made from crushed coral and shells and are common in Hawaii. These beaches are often the most romantic spots to watch the amazing sunsets. The red sand beach is located on the Island of Maui and is made from a crumbling cindercone hill on the side of a dormant volcano. The sand is very slippery, but the view is absolutely breathtaking. This beach is very isolated and is often used by nude sunbathers (hawaiiweb.com). Within all of these beaches lie places for romance or family fun activites. The most popular activites are surfing, snorkeling, swimming, night diving, kayaking and underwater tours of coral reefs and sea life. And of course, lessons are always provided to vacationers! Tours of Pearl Harbor Memorial and the USS Arizona Memorial are always an interesting way to spend the day. Remember the soldiers and see pictures and video of that fatal day.
The Hawaiian Islands are located at the end of a chain of volcanoes that began to form over 70 million years ago. Most of the volcano formed islands have eroded beneath sea level (hvo.wr.usg.gov, nd). Each of the Islands is made of one or more volcanoes. There are currently 3 active volcanoes in Hawaii, 2 of which are located in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. This park is Hawaii’s number 1 visitor attraction and consists of 377 square miles. There are many daily tours around this area, and visitors can view volcano craters and lush vegetation as well as rare exotic wildlife.
Hawaii has many different cultures of people. This pie chart shows all the cultures and what percentage of each culture makes up this beautiful state. Today there are not very many pure Hawaiian people with deep Hawaiian roots, but about 1 in 4 people are part Hawaiian. Hawaii is definitely a place without a racial majority.
The main great feast of Hawaii is the Luau. Somewhere within the Islands, there is a luau every night. It is like a huge night beach party with authentic Hawaiian food, dancing, and music, and there is no where else in the world where a vacationer can have this experience. The oven, called an Imu, is made out of a large pit dug in the sand and topped with river rocks. A fire is started and when the coals are hot, the food is wrapped in banana leaves and cooked and takes about 4 hours. Every luau has a whole roasted pig and poi, which is made from the polynesian taro plant. Decorations made of leaves and flowers are put up everywhere, and the feast is eaten on low tables while the guests are seated on the ground on mats. During the feast, Hawaii men and women play music and dance on stage dressed in authentic Hawaiian clothes made for this celebration. It is truly an exciting way to spend the evening.
Nightlife in Hawaii is definitely an something to experience. There is always something to do in Hawaii at night, whether you are on a romantic getaway and taking a nightly beach walk in the moonlight, or dancing the night away in a city night club. There are also theater shows and beach clubs to get away to, or tour the art galleries. See the stars at one of the world’s largest observatories, tour the volcanoes at twilight, or go night diving off one of the coasts of the Islands. There are also fireworks on Oahu every night.
In conclusion, Hawaii is a great place to get away and relax. There are so many things to do, both day and night in the Islands that you will never be bored or wishing you were doing something else. You can relax during the day and party the night away. The Islands are great for romantic getaways, family vacations, or singles just looking for a place to meet someone. There are many different cultures of people to experience, and shops in the city to explore. Take tours and experience everything that Hawaii has to offer for your next vacation!