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😅😅😅 good one! (Rip Van Winkle was asleep for only 20 years.) Egypt hasn't changed for a few thousand years...

@@oldrrocr True, including the fact that women have about the same social status and rights as cattle.

@@bobblowhard8823Who are you to judge? Gender roles in America are far worse than Egypt.

Which hotel did you prefer? I have been interested in the 1 Hotel and would love to stay there some time.

Thank you so much! Have a wonderful time on your trip!

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Thanks for sharing! I’m going to try that when we are in Hawaii this summer!

We were there in March of 2023. We experienced the rainiest weather we have ever had on any of the islands and it did impact us seeing Waimea Canyon, which was a bummer. But we have been in March several times before and had no issue with rain. We were told that last year was unusually rainy. If you want to go during the driest months to get the best chance of little to no rain, which is what could affect seeing these things, then April through September would be your best bet. If you avoid the summer months, your airfare would probably be cheaper, too. But one thing to know is that Kauai is the rainiest of all the islands, and it is completely normal to experience rain no matter which time you go. But it usually doesn't affect you much. I hope this helps!

@@thesavvysightseer thank you so much. This is super helpful. Love your channel!

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It depends on which falls you are wanting to see and where you are staying on the island. Wailua Falls is a super quick stop, right in Lihue. So, depending on where you are staying, this is could easily be added to any day you there. When we went five years ago, we were staying in Kapaa, and just stopped on our way to Poipu. This last time, we were staying in Poipu, and stopped while we were in Lihue, shopping around. Also, it depends on how much you want to do while at Waimea Canyon. If you just want to get out and take in the views, you could probably shove it all in. But if you want to take in all the Canyon has to offer, that alone could take all day. Our time prior, we spent all day up at the canyon. This last time, we had planned to do the same, but it had been raining so much, it took the hike we wanted to do, out of the equation. As for the South Shore, again, if you aren't staying here, this could be one day all by itself. There are lots of dining options, Poipu beach, the Spouting Horn, and many more things. If you really want to take in what the South Shore and Waimea Canyon have to offer, I wouldn't recommend doing them in the same day.

Wow! very helpful thanks!

What trail were you going to take at the canyon? Is it easy?​@@thesavvysightseer

@@Seek_Him We were going to do the Pihea Trail Hike. I've never done it, but was recommended in the this guidebook: amzn.to/4ahWOHP According to the guidebook, it's only 2 miles round trip, and the book says, "If you only do one hike while visiting the canyon area, this is the one you want." Supposedly it's very scenic.

It's called the Kauai Culinary Market. Here's a link: kukuiula.com/destination/kauaʻi-culinary-market/