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The history of the Hawaiian Islands is filled with stories, legends, sacrifice and renaissance. Though much of the recorded history dates back to when the islands came under one nation in 1778, Polynesians have long populated the islands creating a social system that became the core of the Hawaiian culture.
Although Maui’s population of 150,000 pales in comparison to Oahu’s more than 1 million, it cradles in her valleys a rich archive of major historical events, heritage sites and native art. Visitors who are interested in learning more about the people, culture and nature of Hawaii, we recommend following sites and activities:
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