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Na Mokulua Of Heaven - Oahu - Hawaii

The Mokes, as the locals call it, is a fantastic place to visit. It is about a mile and a half from Kailua Beach Park on the island of Oahu. The Twin Islands, also known as Na Mokulua, are a pair of tiny islands known as Moku Nui and Moku Iki. Moku Nui is open to tourists throughout the day, while Moku Iki is closed.

Fruit Stands: A Local Special Of Waimanalo

You can't go to Oahu and not stop by a farmer's market or a fruit stand. Along with a rainbow of fresh fruits, flowers, and veggies, you'll frequently find Hawaiian-grown coffee, local jams and baked products, macadamia nuts, and even pop-up booths from popular eateries like Honolulu's The Pig and the Lady.

Chinaman Hat: The Asian vestige at Sea

Mokoli'i, or Chinaman's Hat Island, is a tiny islet in Kaneohe Bay on the east coast of Oahu that provides vistas of cerulean waters and towering cliffs. Chinaman's Hat Island is readily seen from the beautiful Kamehameha Highway route to and from the North Shore. This tiny island landmark received its name from its unique form, which resembles a traditional Chinese hat.