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Big Island

Hawaii

Big Island, formally known as Hawai'i Island, stands as the largest and youngest in the archipelago of the Hawaiian Islands. Its majestic landscapes encompass diverse climates and geological features, from the snow-capped heights of Mauna Kea to the verdant rainforests of Hilo, and the volcanic desolation of Kīlauea. The island is a microcosm of nature's grandeur, with its rich cultural heritage woven into the tapestry of its lush terrains and vibrant ecosystems, inviting contemplation of its ancient origins and ongoing natural evolution.