Located in Honolulu, is Hawaii's largest and most comprehensive museum dedicated to the history, culture, and natural sciences of the Hawaiian Islands and the broader Pacific region. Founded in 1889, the museum houses an extensive collection of Hawaiian artifacts, royal heirlooms, and natural history specimens. Key exhibits include traditional Hawaiian navigation tools, feather cloaks, and the impressive Hawaiian Hall, which showcases the history and mythology of the Hawaiian people. The museum also features a planetarium and interactive displays, making it a must-visit for those interested in learning about Hawaii’s rich heritage and natural environment.