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![Waikīkī to Lāʻie – 35 miles and a world apart](https://blog.polynesia.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Untitled-2.jpg?x30529)
Waikīkī to Lāʻie – 35 miles and a world apart
Waikiki’s history extends far back. Rising from a swampland, Waikīkī, which translates to “spouting waters”, offered a protected beach, multiple water sources and good, flat ground to build fishponds and taro fields. It was an easy choice for this area to become...![Remembering Pulefano Galea’i: A mentor to many, a friend to all](https://blog.polynesia.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/smiling.jpg?x30529)
Remembering Pulefano Galea’i: A mentor to many, a friend to all
The Polynesian Cultural Center wishes to recognize the passing of one of their own, Pulefano Galea’i, founder of the World Fireknife Competition, on June 5, 2021. Alfred Grace, President and CEO of the Polynesian Cultural Center stated “I have often shared...![Honoring Hamana Kalili – father of the Shaka](https://blog.polynesia.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Hamana-and-tikis.jpeg?x30529)
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