What Island is Honolulu Hawaii on

The Honolulu is the principal gate to Hawaii and the United States. It is also an important centre for foreign trade, defence, as well as the famous venue for a wide range of East-West and Far Eastern cultures, food and customs.

The most secluded town of its magnitude in the U.S., Honolulu is both the western and southern cities. Hongulu is an important centre of finance for the Pacific Ocean and the United States. At the time of the 2010 survey, the number of inhabitants of Honolulu was 337,256, while the number of inhabitants of the consolidating town and Honolulu district was 953,207.

The name Honolulu means "sheltered harbour" or "quiet harbour". It has been the capitol of the islands of Hawaii since 1845 and achieved historic status near the town after the Japanese invasion of Pearl Harbour on 7 December 1941. Honolulu has been rated the second most secure quality of life in the United States since 2015 and is also the most densely-populated ocean town outside Australasia, ranking second only to Auckland as the most demsolished one.

Honolulu, the biggest town and the biggest international airfield in the island of Hawaii, serves as a logical gate to the islands' large tourist industries, attracting million of tourists and contributing $10 billion to the country's annual population. Honolulu's Pacific situation also makes it a major commercial and commercial centre, especially between East and West.

One of the enterprises with seat in Honolulu belong: The Hawaiian Airlines, Island Air and Aloha Air Cargo are all located in the town. Before it was dissolved, Aloha Airlines was in town. Mid-Pacific Airlines used to be located at Honolulu International Airport. During 2009 Honolulu had a 4. 5% rise in the mean rents and kept it in the second most costly rents classification among 210 US metropolises.

As there are no domestic banking networks in Hawaii, many people and newcomers use different types of banking. The First Hawaiian is Hawaii's biggest and oldest banking institution and is headquartered in the First Hawaiian Center, the highest structure in the state of Hawaii. Honolulu Bishop's Museum is the biggest of the Honolulu Museum.

The museum has the state' s biggest collections of nature studies and the world's biggest collections of cultural goods from Hawaiiana and the Pacific. Honolulu Zoo is the most important zoo in Hawaii, while Waikiki Aquarium is a functioning ocean biological lab. Waikiki Aquarium is a partner of the University of Hawaii and other colleges around the globe.

Honolulu is a place of esteem and botanics and is home to several gardens: The Honolulu Symphony was founded in 1900 and is the second oldest US symphonic ensemble to be founded in the western Rocky Mountains. The Hawaii Opera Theatre is another classic group. Also Honolulu is a centre for Hwaiian tunes. Major musical centers are the Hawaii Theatre, the Neal Blaisdell Centers Concert Hall and Arena and the Waikiki Shell.

The Honolulu also hosts several locations for theatres, among them the Diamond Head Theatre. Honolulu is home to the biggest collections of Hawaiian and Oriental arts. There is also the biggest Muslim arts library on the Shangri La property. The Honolulu Academy of Arts and the Honolulu Temporary Gallery (now Honolulu Spalding House and the Honolulu Academy of Arts) merged in 2011, making the gallery the only one in the state dedicated to modern artworks.

Our modern collection is located on the Spalding House in Makiki and a multi-storey art center in Honolulu, First Hawaiian Center. At the Doris Duke Theatre, the exhibition houses a programme of films and videos on the theme of the art house and global cinemas, called after the museum's historical patron, Doris Duke.

Hawaii State Mode in the city centre offers works by indigenous artist and indigenous Hwaiian music. It is managed by the Hawaii State Foundation on Culture and the Arts. Each year Honolulu also hosts the Hawaii International Filmfestival (HIFF). This is the biggest "East Encounters West" movie fest of its kind in the United States.

Old travellers traversed the oceans for thousand of kilometres to find land on the luxuriant Pacific Isles, now known as Hawaii. This island provided all the necessary ressources for the travellers. Nowadays, this cordial salute is al-oha.