he beauty of Hawaii's diverse cultures can be seen in the ancient customs and culture of the Native Hawaiians, the Christian-based culture brought by Westerners, and the history of immigrants and their national cultures and food customs. In addition to their unique culture, which has been passed down through the ages, such as the hula, the Native Hawaiians, who found the existence of the gods in nature and lived while worshipping the gods and nature, have left behind many myths and legends, and there are many places scattered throughout the islands where these myths and legends take place.

 

Hula of Hawaii

 

 

Hula in Hawaii Hula is a unique Hawaiian dance that is danced to the accompaniment of chanting and singing. It is an important part of the culture of the ancient Hawaiian people, who had no written language, and have long passed on their stories, traditions, and history by expressing them through their body movements. According to legend, the hula originated on the islands of Molokai and Kauai, and its fascinating hula has spread to the U.S. mainland, Japan, and Europe.

 

Hawaiian Luau

 

 

A luau is a traditional Hawaiian banquet, and there are many held for visitors. It is a must attend on your first trip to Hawaii. You can learn a lot about Hawaiian and Polynesian culture while enjoying traditional Hawaiian food and entertainment at a grand party.

The tables will be filled with Hawaiian delicacies such as kalua pig (pork cooked in a traditional pit kamado), lau lau (beef, pork, chicken, or fish wrapped in taro leaves), and poi (a staple food of the Polynesian people made from taro). Be sure to bring your appetite.

 

Hawaiian Music

 

 

Hawaiian Music Whether you enjoy traditional or contemporary Hawaiian music or famous musicians on stage, there are many places to enjoy live music in Hawaii.

Along Waikiki and Kalakaua Avenues, there are many opportunities to experience music, including live street performances and performances by well-known local musicians. For traditional Hawaiian music and hula, head to one of Waikiki's resort hotels. The historic Moana Hotel also offers live Hawaiian music in the late afternoon. For contemporary Hawaiian music, head to Tiki's Grill & Bar or Duke's Waikiki. The Blue Note Hawaii, a live music venue at the Outrigger Waikiki Beach Resort, is a popular place to hear world-renowned musicians perform live.