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The Duke’s legacy can be found in Hawai‘i and across the globe, from replica surfboards to blonde ales and even commemorative stamps.

Laborers from all over the world moved to the Islands to work on the sugar plantations, and stayed to make Hawaiʻi what it is today.

Every surf break has a name—and a good story that goes along with it.

One writer thinks back to his youth, while eating the salty, sweet and sour preserved plum powder.

Kaua‘i’s Ching Young Village Shopping Center has persevered and evolved along with its tight-knit community.

Enjoy live Hawaiian music and cultural classes again at this popular Waikīkī shopping and entertainment complex.

From Kealohilani Avenue to Lemon Road, the streets in Waikīkī on Oʻahu have some connection to the history of Hawaiʻi.

These puzzles feature scenes from Hawaiʻi by artists who live in the Islands.

If you’ve ever thought to yourself, "Why is Maui called the Valley Isle," then you’ve come to the right place.

Crystal clear waters, a gorgeous walking trail and remnants of ancient Hawaiian civilization can all be found at Lapakahi State Historical Park.

The shaka, synonymous with Hawaiʻi and laidback island living, has numerous origin stories, and many believe it came from a man in Kahuku.

Get ready for chicken skin—these tales are truly terrifying.