Descriptive Essay On Hawaii

Hɐˈvɐi-i Crystal clear water, a soft breeze, and coconut milk mixed with smooth village made rum makes laying in a hammock seem like the perfect life. Most would think of Hɐˈvɐi-i or Hawaii as most of the population refer to it as, being a place of wonder, awe, and even a bit magical. What most don’t know is that Hɐˈvɐi-i is one chapter in a vast book of the world’s most extreme adventures. You can mountain zip-line the mountains of Maui, hike exotic jungles of Kauaʻi, and on the big island of Hawai’i look down into the heart of an active volcano. Aloha, if you’ve never been to Hawai’i, know that it’s a beautiful state. Full of exotic plants, lush skyscraping mountains, and some of the nicest people on Earth; but past all the plants, hidden in the valleys of the mountain’s, behind every sunny smile is the secret hidden from outsiders. Hawai’i’s wild side and only a few know of the many secrets the Flower State has to hide. Imagine soring between the
Among the hundreds of nature’s best I strongly suggest visiting the Moir Gardens a gorgeous botanical garden which today contains rare cactus and succulents, bromeliads, orchids, mature trees, and water lily ponds. As well as Mount Waiʻaleʻale, one of the wettest spots on earth, the high annual rainfall has eroded deep valleys in the central mountains, carving out canyons with many scenic and very beautiful waterfalls. Although my favorite memory on the visit to that island indeed had to be of all the free roaming chickens, locals told my dad and me that Kauaʻi is home to thousands of wild chickens. The chickens originated from the Polynesian settlers, who brought them as a food source (clearly). But the best part is most of the free roaming chickens got free from the (now illegal) cock-fights and the breeders of these killing