| Guides & Advice : Video Gallery : United States : Oahu |
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Waikiki's Comeback reported by Vicki Liviakis Waikiki Beach is one of the most famous strips of sand in the world, attracting over five million visitors annually. Once famous for its surf, it's back in vogue thanks in part to an exciting nightlife--from Hawaiian Swing to Don Ho, the "Dean Martin of Hawaii."
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Honolulu's Harbor Attractions reported by Paul Ryan Here's a look at the touristy and historical side of Honolulu, both represented on its harbor: the recently restored Aloha Tower, which anchors a new marketplace; and the Maritime Museum, which explores Hawaii's relationship with the sea.
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The Monuments of Pearl Harbor reported by Paul Ryan Pearl Harbor is now home to two powerful reminders of World War II. Tour the famous white memorial to the sunken battleship Arizona along with the recently docked and decommissioned battleship Missouri.
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A Celebration of Life reported by Vicki Liviakis Hawaiians are rediscovering their roots through hula dancing. From festivals to classrooms to the popular Polynesian Cultural Center, experience this ancient way of storytelling and important link to the past.
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Quilts and Leis reported by Vicki Liviakis The rich culture of the Hawaiian Islands is evident in this look at two native handicrafts. Patchwork quilts are enjoying a renewed popularity, even being the subject of museum classes, while tourists are learning how to make colorful leis, the symbol of "Aloha."
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