Seven reasons to fly into Hilo, Hawaii
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The Pacific Tsunami Museum in downtown Hilo includes compelling exhibits on the tidal waves that devastated the city in 1946 and 1960.

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Boat tours to see lava flowing into the ocean depart from the Isaac Hale Beach Park 21 miles southwest of Hilo.
Hilo's Rainbow Falls, part of Wailuku River State Park, looks best when it has rained recently.
The 'Imiloa Astronomy Center brings a modern approach to sharing ancient voyaging navigation techniques.
Visitors to the Mauna Loa macadamia nut farm outside of Hilo can see how the nuts are processed and sample the results.
The Palace Theater in downtown Hilo hosts movies, concerts and free weekly cultural programs with music and dance.
The Queen Lili'uokalani Gardens on Hilo¹s waterfront was inspired by Japanese gardens.
The Pacific Tsunami Museum in downtown Hilo includes compelling exhibits on the tidal waves that devastated the city in 1946 and 1960.
The island of Hawai'i has two impressive roadside statues of King Kamehameha, including this one in Hilo.
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