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What is your first reaction when someone mentions Hawaii? Sunshine? Beaches? Bikinis? It is a world-famous vacation paradise, known as "the most beautiful island in the ocean" by Mark Twain. The fine sand beaches, charming coastal scenery, exquisite shopping stores, and vibrant nightlife... make it a dream destination for countless people.

Hawaii Volcanoes National Park

When people think of volcanoes, they might imagine terrifying scenes of hot lava erupting, spraying everywhere, and engulfing everything. However, the volcanoes in Hawaii are different. Their lava flows out quietly, allowing people to observe it up close. As a result, this area has been designated as a national park and has become a popular tourist destination.

Mauna Loa Volcano

Mauna Loa Volcano is located in the central part of the Hawaiian Islands, with an elevation of 4,170 meters, making it the largest volcano on the island. To the north, Mauna Kea stands at 4,207 meters, making it the highest peak in Hawaii and the world's most recognized site for astronomical observatories. Thirteen top-tier telescopes are arranged at its summit. With zero light pollution, thin air, and low precipitation, it is one of the world's most ideal spots for astronomical observation, offering 300 clear nights a year for stargazing.
In the night sky, you will face an active volcano, watching the lava spew out wildly, feeling the incredibly hot energy and ever-changing forms. You can also watch the freshly erupted lava up close during the day, walk on the recently cooled lava, and witness the spectacular scene of lava entering the sea, where fire and water blend, and steam rises.

Mahana Beach

There are only four green sand beaches in the world, one of which is Papakolea in Hawaii. Reaching the green sand beach is not an easy task; there are no regular roads leading to it, only tracks and uneven ruts created by vehicles. Ordinary cars cannot pass through here; only four-wheel-drive off-road vehicles can make it. Additionally, to get from the cliff down to the beach, one must use both hands and feet to navigate a section of the cliff face.
Among the beaches in Hawaii, Waikiki is the most iconic. This beach, celebrated in Elvis Presley's songs and remembered in Jack London's novels, has become the quintessential Hawaiian beach in the hearts of many tourists. The beach stretches from Kapiolani Park under Diamond Head to the Ala Wai Yacht Harbor in the west. With its pleasant weather and beautiful scenery, it is especially suitable for surfing and attracts a large number of visitors.