Hawaii is also a paradise of restaurants with many ethnic groups represented. The Asian and Hawaii Regional cuisines are especially wonderful. There are museums to visit such as the Bishop Museum for Hawaiiana, the Academy of Arts (especially for Asian art), and Spalding House for recent, often whimsical, art. Then there is the zoo, new aquarium, Pearl Harbor, Punchbowl National Cemetery, Waimea Falls Park, and the Polynesian Cultural Center, where you can see the cultural exhibits and dances of the many Polynesian peoples. Sea Life Park is only five minutes from our home. Every island in Hawaii is quite different. The scenery ranges from the active volcano on the Big Island, to the Grand Canyon of the Pacific (Waimea Canyon) on Kauai, to moon-like Haleakala on Maui, with accommodations from bed and breakfasts to world-class resorts. All are within thirty minutes by airplane.