10 must-visit attractions in Hawaii

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3 Popular Attractions In Hawaii

• USS Missouri: Historic battleship in Honolulu, on the island of Oahu.

• Honolulu Zoo: Zoo in Honolulu, on the island of Oahu.

Hawaii Facts

• Hawaii is the only state that grows coffee.

• The wind blows east to west in Hawaii. The highest recorded temperature is 96′ F (Honolulu Airport), but temperatures over 92′ F generally occur only once or twice a year. The lowest temperature (under 3000 feet altitude) is 56′ F. Temperatures under 60′ F may occur but rarely more than once a year. Average daytime temp. (July) is 82′ F. Average daytime temperature in January is 72′ F.

• Hawaii is made up of 132 different islands.

• There are only two native Hawaii mammals.

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