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Real Hawaii History at Royal Mausoleum
At the top of Nuuanu Avenue, about a mile and a half from the bustle of Downtown Honolulu, Oahu visitors can visit the Royal Mausoleum….
Hawaii History on Display – 237 Years In the Making
If you’re planning on studying-up on your Hawaii history before you visit, you’ll likely come across the name, Captain James Cook. By becoming the first…
Manoa Valley Deep in Hawaii History
I expected beaches and water when I came to Hawaii, but I was surprised by the beauty of its mountains. They are so sharp and…
Nuuanu Valley: Hawaiian history in the hills
Nuuanu Valley on Oahu is one of the most historically significant neighborhoods (or collection of neighborhoods) in all of Hawaii. Its importance goes back to…
The History of Hawaii Tourism – Remembering Hawaii Calls
Then Vacation Connection Podcast gets away from the constant stream of information and concern about COVID-19 in Hawaii on our latest episode. Aloha Bruce and…
The Kona Coffee Story: The History and Future of Hawaii Coffee
You’ve probably heard about Kona coffee in Hawaii. When you come to Hawaii, drinking a cup of locally sourced brew is a must-do. But what…
Know Your History of Hula in Hawaii
It’s rare any visitor would come to Hawaii without being, at least marginally, familiar with hula. After a “re” explosion several decades ago, hula has…
The history of the banyan tree in Hawaii
And although the banyan tree has become a common feature of Hawaii’s landscape, it is not native to the islands. Their canopies are vast, and…
Hawaiian History Alive in Makua Valley
You can just feel the mana, or power, when driving by Makua Valley. Even though it’s inaccessible to the public today, the valley is still…
Experiencing Hawaii’s History through its Iconic Hotels
Many travelers visit Hawaii for the beaches, tropical weather, and beautiful landscapes but few come for the history. Richly steeped in long standing culture and…
Sweet History of Hawaii Mangoes
Growing up in Hawaii, I was fortunate to have a plethora of island fruits to nibble on. Guavas, mountain apples and liliko’i sustained my sisters…
Walk on Hawaiian History at the Old Pali Road
In days of old, foot travel was de rigueur. But even on the small island of Oahu (16-miles wide at its narrowest), it was no…