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This new guide explores the history of the mountain while also sharing some fun facts and viewing recommendations for travelers hoping to visit the site while on the island. This is another in a series of guides published by the site designed to prepare tourists for their time on the island with locally sourced information on all facets of island life.
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Kilauea is one of the most famous Hawaiian tourist destinations owing to its status as the most active volcano on the planet. The mountain and the many viewing sites located there draw a combined 1.2 million visitors every year, making it also one of the island chain’s most popular tour spots.
This new guide published by the Hawaiian Island Travel Network explores both the storied history of the mountain, including a breakdown of its formation and a timeline of its major eruptions, and some fun facts that travelers should know before their visit. This information is included to help ease the minds of travelers worried about the eruption of Kilauea; seismologists have developed advanced techniques to detect an impending event, and warning systems are in place.
The guide then goes on to provide a list of the other active and inactive volcanoes in the island chain, which was formed and continues to be driven by volcanic activity. In this way, this new coverage is tailored to the millions of tourists who visit the islands every year not only to enjoy a tropical experience, but also to explore rugged, high-elevation landscapes.
Later on in the guide, the travel site discusses some fun facts about the volcano. Topics covered include the origins and spiritual significance of the volcano’s name, its geological relationship to the islands, and a brief exploration of the unique floral and fauna that rely on the volcano as a centerpiece of their ecosystem.
Finally, the guide recommends a few well-loved tourist destinations on the mountain that make for easy viewing of the natural wonder. Those interested in learning more can also find some recommendations regarding the several museums dedicated to the islands, in particular the Thomas A. Jaggar Museum, which exclusively houses exhibits focused on the volcanic activity on the islands.
This guide joins a wide variety of other coverage on the Hawaiian Island Travel Network, including guides to the cuisine, beaches, and parks that can be enjoyed there.
To read this new guide and many more like it, visit https://hawaiianislandtravel.net/
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