Discover Kauai’s “E Ala E,” a powerful Hawaiian sunrise chant honoring new beginnings, tradition, and the beauty of the rising sun.
Sunrise Chant Shines a Light on Hawaiian Culture in Kauai Read More »
Partner Content Nicknamed the Garden Island for its spectacular greenery, Kaua‘i is an especially beautiful setting to explore the Hawaiian tradition of lei. And while
Lei Month on the Garden Island: Workshops, Culture and More Read More »
Kauai may be the smallest of the four major Hawaiian islands, but for two months a year, it offers a bountiful showcase for some of
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Partner Content June may be World Oceans Month, but preserving its coral reefs and keeping it clear of plastic is a year-round effort. On Kaua‘i,
Typically recruited to work on sugarcane and pineapple plantations, the waves of Japanese immigrants to Hawaii between 1868 and 1924 profoundly shaped the modern multiethnic
A Bit of Japan on the Islands: The Kauai Summer Bon Dance Season Read More »
Partner Content | Photo: Allerton Garden Tree Walk credit Jakob Owen For families eyeing spring break on Kauai, its many beaches hold understandable appeal. But
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Partner Content I Photo: Tyler Schmitt Kaua‘i may be nicknamed the Garden Island, but lately its distinctive fauna (also some Kauai sealife that’s most endangered)
Saving Endangered Kauai Sealife: Turtles and Monks Seals Read More »
North Shore Kauai Princeville Annual Events
Princeville Kauai Annual Events Read More »
Known for crescent sand beaches and impressive views of the sparkling blue Pacific, Poipu sits on the South side of Kauai. From floral themed festivals
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