Oahu’s Other Side

Hundreds of years ago, the island of Oahu—and Honolulu in particular—were the private domain of Hawaiian royalty. Today the Pacific paradise welcomes thousands of tourists from all over the world, a fact reflected in the plethora of Vietnamese restaurants, Catholic churches and Buddhist temples. Honolulu, the Aloha State’s capital, is also its cultural, shopping and fine-dining center. And despite its high-rise developments and increasingly complex network of highways, Oahu boasts many places as...