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Hawaii Volcanoes

People visit the Hawaiian Islands for a number of reasons. Typically, people come from near and far to swim in the magnificent blue waters, experience a Luau, shop at the International Market Place, visit the Polynesian Culture Center, learn about the history of Pearl Harbor, dine on mouth-watering Mahi Mahi, pineapple, and papaya, and more. However, the opportunity to experience the volcanoes is another huge attraction.

Hawaii Volcano National Park is the place to start. There, you can see for yourself more than 70 millions years of volcano history to include migration and evolution. In addition, this Hawaiian park provides great information about the conception and growth of the islands, along with the unmatched landscape. For this reason, the Hawaii Volcano National Park is a top destination choice.

While in the park, you will see flowing volcanic lava as it flows down into the ocean. If you like, you can spend a day hiking through the rainforest or take a helicopter ride to see things from a great vantage point. Then, take time to visit Kilauea and Mauna Loa where you can see enjoy various types of wildlife and native plants to the islands. Again, the scenery is breathtaking and well worth the time.

Of course, you also want to learn about the culture of the Hawaiian Islands. Through various history and cultural activities, you can learn how the Polynesian people from the Marquesas Islands migrated to Hawaii more than 1,600 years ago. By navigating with the stars and the winds, they sailed over 2,400 miles in double-hulled canoes. Today, this history lives on in just about everything you see, beautiful people, and a magnificent culture.

Again, there are so many things to do and see while visiting the Hawaiian Islands but having the chance to see a live volcano up close is something extraordinary. You can visit a number of volcanoes on your own or as I would recommend, take a guided tour so you can also learn about the particular volcano being visited. With perfect weather, you can go any time of year and have a marvelous time.

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