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Hawaii has an island-type weather, with monsoon adjustments all year round. The annual temperature is about 26 degrees Celsius to 31 degrees Celsius. The weather is sunny and sunny all year round, and it is drier than Taiwan. Every winter, it snows in Monarali and Monachi on the Big Island. The lowest temperature in Hawaii is in Monachi, which is minus 11 degrees Celsius; the highest temperature in Monachi is 18 degrees Celsius. The weather in Hawaii is comfortable and dry, with an average annual temperature of about 24 degrees Celsius, and the rainy season from November to March. The climate is very mild and pleasant. The temperature difference between winter and summer is generally within 7 degrees Fahrenheit; the temperature in areas near the sea ranges from 68 degrees Fahrenheit to 83 degrees Fahrenheit. In summer, there are more frequent showers. Rainfall occurs in the mountains in the evening and morning, while temperatures in ocean areas range from 68 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit.

Island Introduction

Oahu (Oahu): Oahu is probably the most colorful island in the Hawaiian Islands. It has the characteristics of many civilizations, is gorgeous and Diverse landscapes and abundant outdoor activities. The island has the most important Honolulu International Airport in Hawaii (80% of tourists fly to Honolulu as the first stop on their trip to Hawaii), as well as the beautiful beaches of Honolulu and Waikiki.

Kauai (Kauai Island): It is not without reason that Kauai is given the nickname Garden Island. In fact, the reputation of this tropical Eden is not enough. Of all the islands, Kauai best fits people’s imagination of a South Pacific paradise. This is why Kauai often appears in many movies as a scene in Hollywood movies. Kauai is the quietest and most idyllic place in Hawaii.

Maui (MAUI): Maui has a total area larger than Oahu and is the second largest island in the Hawaiian Islands, covering an area of ??729 square miles. Maui is known for the beauty of its valleys. The most famous tourist attractions on the island are the "House of the Sun" (Haleakala) and the city "Whaling Town" (Lahaina) formed during the whaling period in the 16th century. The "House of the Sun" is more than 10,000 feet above sea level, where a group of craters meet. Visitors can rent a car and drive along the road to the top, where you will feel as if you have left the earth and are standing on the moon. There is also a plateau flower called "Silver Sword", which is only found in Maui's "House of the Sun" and the high mountains of Big Island in the world, and it is also facing extinction.

Molokai: Molokai has only begun to make more comprehensive but limited progress since 1950. No building on the island exceeds the height of a coconut tree. Currently, only 7,000 people live here, and the total number of rooms in all hotels is only 700. This is approximately the accommodation capacity of a medium-sized hotel.

Tour Guide

Hilo Region (East)

The capital Hilo is located in the humid east of the big island, so there are a lot of lush tropical flowers and gardens . Hilo is also the entrance city to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.

Wander through the beautiful streets of historic Hilo.

Enjoy the joyful atmosphere of the annual week-long Happy King Festival.

Learn the history of Hawaii at the Lyman Museum and House.

Hamakua Coast

Stretching streams and waterfalls. Fertile valleys and lush mountains. Stunning ocean views. Don’t forget to bring your camera while driving on the more than 40 kilometers of road along the Hamakua Coast.

Hiking through the Valley of the Kings - the eternal beauty of the Vibio Valley.

Appreciate more than 2,000 species of exotic flowers and plants at the Hawaii Tropical Botanical Garden.

Join a short hike to see the 442-foot Akaka Falls.

North

Hawaii’s greatest king, Kamehameha I, was born at the northernmost tip of the Big Island. The solemn area including the North Kohala houses the major temples. It is also the home of Hawaiian cowboys.

Visit the 150,000-acre historic Pike Ranch and learn about Hawaiian cowboys.

Admire the clay statues surrounding the birthplace of Kamehameha I.

Visit two majestic Hawaiian religious sites: Mookini Temple (480 AD) is one of the oldest temples! The newest one is located in the Pu'ukohola Temple National Historic Park (1791).

Kona Region (West)

The Kona Coast area is sunny and Kailua-Kona is suitable for sport fishing. There are many resorts, golf courses, and inland mountains in the area. Kona coffee is abundant. Once home to Hawaiian royalty, today's lively resorts and shopping districts still reflect the area's rich history.

Take a walk along Alii Highway and scan the shops and restaurants.

Snorkeling in Kealakekua Bay.

Visit the 180-acre PuuhonuaOHonaunau National Historical Park and immerse yourself in Hawaiian civilization.

Visit Hulihee Palace and step back into the past of Hawaii’s monarchy.

South

Hawaii Volcanoes National Park has some of the most special landscapes in the world waiting for you.

At Kilauea, the world's most active volcano, you can safely search lava tubes, hike trails, and overlook stunning vistas.

Search the 500-square-mile Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.

Go to KaLae South Point, standing at the southernmost point of the United States.

Take a walk on the black sand beach of Punaluu Seaside Park.

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