Bishop Museum is Hawaii’s largest museum, offering extensive exhibits on Hawaiian and Polynesian history, culture, and science. Founded in 1889, the museum houses millions of artifacts, including royal family heirlooms, natural history specimens, and interactive displays. Visitors can explore the Hawaiian Hall, the planetarium, and rotating exhibitions on topics ranging from volcanoes to native flora and fauna. The museum’s educational programs and live demonstrations, such as traditional Hawaiian practices, make it a must-visit for those wanting a deeper understanding of Hawaii.