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 Kahala Sanctuary offers its guests all opportunities to relax and to revitalize body and spirit. These three Balinese style homes are nestled in the lush, tropical settings of the Kahala district - perfect place for those who value privacy and security and quiet, gentle surroundings.
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 The 43-acre Honolulu Zoo attracts both children and adults. It is home for a rare Hawaiian nene goose, a Hawaiian pig, and mouflon sheep. The zoo also houses such ordinary zoo inhabitants as elephants, lions and zebras.
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 Built in 1937, Shangri La overlooks the Pacific Ocean and Diamond Head and houses Doris Duke’s collection of Islamic art.
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 Iolani Palace is the last official residence of the kings and queens who ruled Hawaii. It is the only true royal palace in the United States. Visitors to this National Historic Landmark in Honolulu can enjoy one of the most precise historic restorations and learn much about Hawaiian history and heritage.
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 Bishop Museum tells the history of the Hawaiian Islands and their Pacific neighbors. In the Hawaiian Hall of the museum you'll see old photos, feathered capes of kings, seashells, koa-wood bowls, and an authentic, well-preserved grass house inside a two-story 19th-century Victorian style gallery.
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 Waikiki Aquarium is an amazing little attraction, showcasing Hawaiian and South Pacific marine life. It houses more than 2,500 sea creatures, including endangered Hawaiian monk seals, sharks, and the only chambered nautilus living in captivity.
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