"He hale kou." That's the
local Hawaiian saying for "you are
always welcome here," a fitting signature
for a state that has long welcomed
the world to its stunning landscapes.
Hospitality and openness are the
hallmarks of this island. More than
20% of the local residents speak
second languages, including Japanese,
Cantonese, and Filipino. As well,
thousands of students graduate...
With several fearsome-looking volcanic cones
(such as Diamond Head) and unique island culture,
Honolulu, Hawaii's capital, offers more than
just the Waikiki Beach for which it's famous.
