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Hawaiians continue to celebrate the Monarch who united its islands
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Hawaiians continue to celebrate the Monarch who united its islands

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Hawaii’s King Kamehameha floral parade through the streets of Honolulu has been an annual fixture for 106 years and the 2023 edition didn’t fail to please. Named after King Kamehameha I, who united the Hawaii islands in 1810, the parade is held in his honour and has become a symbol of cultural and national pride for native Hawaiians and many in the wider community.
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