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    Cost of Living on Maui

    Where do you think some of the most beautiful beaches are located? Of course, this is Hawaii, namely Maui – one of the most amazing islands in the Pacific Ocean!  Getting there, you immediately get carried away by the unusual nature, local attractions, culture of this mysterious Hawaiian island. On Maui, there are about thirty beaches in total, scattered in different parts of the island. In addition to the beaches, there are many interesting places that are associated with the culture of this island.

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    Things to do in Maui

    Hawaii’s second largest island offers plenty of amazing things to do. Home to lush forests, world-famous beaches, hula dancers, and incredible cuisine, the island of Maui will impress you at first sight. Let us take a look at the best ideas for spending a lovely vacation on the top Hawaiian island. 

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    History of Maui

    The second largest Hawaiian island, Maui boasts a vibrant yet complicated history that impresses tourists from all over the world. In this article, we will take a look at the history of Maui and learn about the significant events that shaped the history of this unique place located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. 

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    Kihei Town History

    Located on Maui’s southwest shore and known for sunny weather and lovely nature, Kihei boasts a colorful history. Originally called ‘Kama’ole’ which means ‘barren’, the town of Kihei began as a deserted town with hot and dry climate. 

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    Wailuku History

    Wailuku, a city on the island of Maui, Hawaii, is a unique place that is filled with rich Hawaiian history, lush landscape, friendly locals, and family businesses. In pre-historic Hawaii, Wailuku used to be the center of power and one of the most populated regions on the island. Wailuku was the site of Kamehameha’s conclusive victory in the Battle of Kepaniwai that took place in 1790.  However, this changed with the arrival of European missionaries who brought their own religious beliefs, culture and ways of life. Some of the members of the local royal family helped propagate Christian beliefs. 

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