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Aloha, Waikiki
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Hanauma Bay
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From Here To Eternity Beach
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Makapu'u lighthouse
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Green ripples
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Native plant restoration project
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Honolulu from lookout
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Mountain, rain and city
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Sharp peak
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Gnarly
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Wild rooster
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Tomb of John Young, King Kamehameha's friend and introducer of firearms to his people
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Royal resting place
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Naupaka, the half flower
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Bishop Museum - largest collection of Hawaii and Polynesian artifacts in the world
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King Kamehameha the Great & two kahili (feather standard)
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King Kamehameha II who abolished kapu (traditional taboo system) by publicly eating with women
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King Lunalilo, Hawaii'a first elected monarch, proposed many amendments to 1864 constitution to make it more democratic, including abolishing property qualifications for voting
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Queen Lili'uokalani, last reigning monarch before 1898 annexation by USA, tried to restore power of the monarchy relinquished during earlier reigns
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Rooster feathers favored as royal standard because "they sleep on high perch"
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Hawaiian Hall
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Shark and whale
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'ahu 'ula (feathered cloak) of high chief given to Captain Cook, later kept in London, New Zealand, then returned to Hawaii in early2016
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Kane, God of sunlight, fresh water and forests
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Kaneikokala, image of the fishing God who refused to budge during renovation of the halls
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The great Polynesian settlement
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Special relationship with taro (kalo)
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Century-old sled and surfboard, two most popular Hawaiian pastimes
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Cloak of Kamehameha, made from 60,000 Mamo birds
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Sperm whale bones
