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More than 60 species of
exotic birds, waterfowl, turtles and fish make their home at
Hilton Hawaiian Village ... even penguins! Each weekday, enjoy
watching the wildlife feedings (between 8 a.m. and 9 a.m., and
again at 3 p.m.) See complete
details below. |
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of exotic birds you will find include: the African Red-Winged
Flamingo, Black Swans, Sacred Ibis, Hawk-Headed Parrots, Ringed
Neck Parakeets, Yellow-Crowned Amazon, Scarlet Macaw and
Black-Footed Penguins. The colorful fish in our many ponds are
koi (carp), bred in Japan for their beautiful colors and
striking patterns. |
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With 22 acres of
beautifully landscaped gardens, the Hilton Hawaiian Village
offers a unique resort experience for those who enjoy the
natural beauty of flora. The Village grounds showcase over 50
varieties of flora indigenous to Hawaii and from regions around
the world such as Fiji, Australia, Tropical
Asia, Brazil, China, Africa and other exotic locations. Our
gardens offer a nice complement the many botanical
garden tours that are offered throughout Oahu. |
Enjoy a stroll throughout the
resort and you will discover exceptional art exhibits by some of
Hawaii's most prestigious artists including John Young, Hiroshi Tagami,
Michael Powell, Herb Kane, James Hoyle, Luigi Fumagalli, Daniel Van Zyle,
Dale Evers and many others.
We also feature the renowned sculptor, Kim Duffett, who created the
life-size bronze statue of 'Iolani Luahine, the legendary hula dancer.
She was regarded as being a mystic and priestess of the sacred rite of
hula. Another distinguished piece by Kim Duffett is the sculpture of
Alfred Aholo Apaka, who introduced Hawaii's music to world-wide
audiences. You will find both of these celebrated works of art in the
concourse next to the Tapa Tower.
(Activities, tours and times subject to change.)

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