Wailua River State Park offers lush landscapes, historic sites, and recreational activities along Kauai's longest river.
Kapa is a traditional Hawaiian bark cloth, made from the wauke plant, symbolizing the spirit of the land and people of Hawaii.
Hawaiian sea salt is a sacred and essential ingredient in Hawaiian cuisine, representing the healing powers of the ocean.
Hawaiian quilts are a unique blend of Hawaiian and American cultures, with intricate patterns and vibrant colors telling a story of the islands.
Puka shell necklaces are a symbol of Hawaiian culture and spirituality, with the puka shell representing the hole through which life's essence passes.
Stay hydrated during long hikes and to reduce plastic waste.
Protect your feet and provide grip on uneven terrains.
Protect from harsh sunlight and UV rays during outdoor activities.
Protect against mosquitoes and other insects in the park.
Keep your devices powered during long days of exploration.
Useful for swimming in the river or freshening up after hikes.
Protect against sudden rain showers common in tropical climates.
Pounded taro root, often served with fish or chicken
White rice, topped with a hamburger patty, a fried egg, and brown gravy
Raw fish salad, typically served over sushi rice with various toppings
Slow-cooked pork, seasoned with salt and sometimes smoked
Grilled chicken marinated in a sweet and savory sauce
Crushed ice flavored with tropical syrups, often served with azuki beans or ice cream
A serene riverside park along the Hemavati River, offering beautiful views, recreational facilities, and a peaceful atmosphere.
Karkala Museum, nestled in the heart of Karkala town, is a treasure trove of history and culture, showcasing artifacts that date back to the Sangam period.
A serene, 15-acre park offering walking trails, picnic areas, and stunning views of the Hudson River.