A First-Timer’s Guide to Hawaii’s Most Authentic Lūʻau
What is the Aliʻi Lūʻau? The Aliʻi Lūʻau is the Polynesian Cultural Center’s signature dining experience, held at Hale Aloha and Hale ʻOhana in Lāʻie. These open-air venues provide a scenic, breezy atmosphere perfect for an evening gathering. Rooted in the traditions...
More Than a Lūʻau Awaits You at the Polynesian Cultural Center
Many visitors come to Hawaiʻi looking for a lūʻau, but few realize they can experience so much more at the Polynesian Cultural Center. While the Aliʻi Lūʻau is an award-winning highlight, the full experience at the Center includes immersive cultural activities, island...
Your 2025 Guide to Oʻahu’s Top Dining Experiences
Oʻahu offers a culinary experience for all tastes, from local eateries to upscale dining. With fresh seafood and dishes by top chefs, the island has a range of dining spots from casual to divine. Explore our top ten dining experiences on Oʻahu that you shouldn’t...Experience Hawaiʻi’s Natural Beauty: Oʻahu’s Top 10 Hiking Trails
Beyond its famed sun-kissed beaches and surf spots, Oʻahu stands as a true paradise for hikers. The island presents breathtaking landscapes, ranging from rainforests and volcanic ridges to sweeping ocean views that captivate every nature enthusiast. We’ve...Lā‛ie: The Little Haven
Lā‛ie is a small town. It always has been. Statistics for the 1960s don’t exist, so it’s hard to chart its growth from that time. But even after more than 60 years of establishing the organization that provides jobs and education for its citizens, the town’s...
Authentic Hawaiian Lūʻau: A Cultural Feast Experience
When you attend a Hawaiian lūʻau, you do more than enjoy a meal, you immerse yourself in a celebration of history, tradition, and aloha. Every dish, performance, and interaction reflect the cultural richness of the Hawaiian Islands. As you savor each bite, you...
Kalo (Taro): The Root of Hawaiian Culture
The air smells of earthiness: the scent of green growing things mingles with the mustiness of a loʻi, the wetland ecosystem in which many varieties of kalo grow. A mahiʻai kalo (kalo farmer) and his haumāna (student) patiently tend the plants, treading the bog-like...
Your Guide to a Multi-Day Adventure at the Polynesian Cultural Center
When you buy tickets to the Polynesian Cultural Center, you may notice an offer that is extended. With the purchase of any Islands of Polynesia or full-day package, you can continue to enjoy the villages for up to three consecutive business days after your initial...
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