Since Hawaii is located closer to the equator as compared to the rest of North America, the amount of daylight…
As we’ve discovered in this series of 50 facts about the 50th State, Hawaii is unique in so many ways.…
Hawaii’s State Capitol building is located in downtown Honolulu at 415 South Beretania Street. You may notice from the photo…
Most folks probably think that the Florida Keys are the southernmost point of the 50 United States, but actually Hawaii’s…
The above photo shows where the US’s full involvement in WW II began and ended. On the right, you see…
Kauai’s Mount Waialeale is such a rain magnet, averaging 451 inches of rain per year. That’s an average of 1.2…
As tourism is a key component to Hawaii’s economy, the state government keeps detailed statistics on visitor arrivals, how long…
Did you know that until New Year’s Day on 1903, it took a week for news to travel between Hawaii…
Hawaii’s state flower is the yellow hibiscus, specifically the Hibiscus brackenridgei. Here are some quick facts this beauty: The Hibiscus…
The Iolani Palace on Oahu has one very big claim to fame – it’s the only official state residence of…