Things to do in Pupukea

Excellent! It's worthwhile to learn about the local customs and traditions of each island and the different styles and cultures of China's islands. Five days is recommended if possible. Renting a car is more convenient; you can go almost anywhere. I don't recommend staying in the city center; parking is too expensive—$60 a day.

We had a great time at the ranch. Our guide was amazing! Arrived just in time for our tour, be sure to go to the ticket counter before lining up for your timed tour. Our guide explained well the ins and outs of the ranch, not just the movies shot there but the history and work being done beyond the big screen. Highly recommended.

There are many famous beaches on the northern coast of Oahu. My favorite is Green Turtle Beach in the northeast of Oahu. Here, we really saw precious green sea turtles. The staff used ropes to circle the area around the turtles to prevent tourists from entering and disturbing the turtles. The ecology here is really great.

Every shot is a beautiful sight, very pleasing to the eye. The largest island in Hawaii is Oahu, the most prosperous and youthful, known as a surfer's paradise. Pearl Harbor is the beautiful pain of this island.

This is Maano Falls Park. If you just come to see the waterfall, you will be a little disappointed because it cannot be compared with the large waterfalls in China, but the natural scenery here is quite powerful and beautiful!

Japan killed 2,403 Americans during the Pearl Harbor attack and 35,000,000 Chinese during the world war 2. Seeing the USS Arizona Memorial and crying Chinese baby lost parents is hard. The site kept and explained the history well. I highly recommend everyone who like learning about history and love peace to visit. I feel this is the most important site to visit in Honolulu. 珍珠港

There is a very large beach here with many tourists. Of course, this is a park. In addition to the beach, there are other landforms. For example, not far from the beach are jungles and valleys where you can explore.

It was almost evening when we passed Shark Bay. We saw a very beautiful sunset. There were not many tourists in Shark Bay. It might be because there is not much water fun here. Most of the beaches are reef-based. It is a special beach.

The first photo was taken at Hanauma Bay. Because it was raining, we didn’t go snorkeling and went straight to the sunset. I didn’t expect that the weather there was not as good as Hanauma Bay… The wind was super strong and it was cloudy, so I guess I couldn’t see the sunset…