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Compare the most popular lūʻaus on Oahu, Hawaii
Trying to decide the best lu`au for your family to attend? The following is a list of the most popular lūʻaus on Oahu and what they have to offer.
Tongan Culture Ha Breath of Life: Meaning, Myth & Tradition
Mālō e Lelei! The Polynesian Cultural Center is proud of our efforts to preserve and share Polynesian cultures with the millions of visitors who have seen HĀ: Breath of Life. The first act showcases the traditions and values of the Kingdom of Tonga. Enjoy the rhythmic presentation of traditional Tongan drums and dances, such as the Lakalaka, which has been awarded by the United Nations with the title of “Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity”.
Pounders Restaurant: Menu Highlights, Local Flavors & Dining Experience
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Summer Drinks for Families
A fun and delicious list of easy summer cooler recipes perfect for the entire family. Whether you like is healthy, fruity, slushy or all of the above, you’ll find something delicious in this article printed with permission from Porch Group and authored by Hermann Semano.
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5 ways to keep cool at the Polynesian Cultural Center
There’s no reason to let the high temperatures stop you from making the most of your visit to the Polynesian Cultural Center (PCC) and the opportunity to explore the rich heritage of the Pacific Islands. Here are five tips to beat the heat while on your trip to one of Hawai’i’s most popular attractions.
Tongan Proverbs: Wisdom, Stories & Cultural Significance
Fakatu’amelie ki he ‘ete taonga ‘oku tautau i he fu’u telie.
Top 5 North Shore Hikes on O‘ahu
Looking for a great way to burn some calories before spending the day at the Polynesian Cultural Center? The North Shore of O‘ahu provides amazing trails that allow you to see the beautiful island and sneak another delicious açaí bowl or serving of kalua pork.
Whare Tupuna: Symbolism, Origins & Cultural Significance
The Maori whare tupuna or ancestral meeting house is perhaps the most symbolically rich structure at the Polynesian Cultural Center in Laie, Hawaii.
Hawai’i students keep Samoan traditions alive
Hundreds of Hawaii high school students participated in 27th-annual We Are Samoa festival at the Polynesian Cultural Center in Laie.
2019 Fireknife: Women, junior, and intermediate winners
Winners of the women’s, intermediate, and junior divisions in the Polynesian Cultural Center’s 2019 Samoan World Fireknife Championships.
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