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| | Molokai Hotels by Top-Hawaii-Hotels.com |
 | | Originally believed to hold spiritual powers vested in the island’s powerful princes, or “kahunas,” Molokai was held in high religious regard, which earned it the name “Molokai, Powerful Prayer.” Even today, the island is dotted with ancient shrines. |
 | | But for 100 years, Molokai was known as “The Lonely Isle,” as Hawaiians believed to be afflicted with leprosy, or Hansen’s Disease, were brought here and abandoned, uncared for. |
 | | Molokai is home to some of the world’s tallest sea cliffs, spectacular waterfalls, ancient burial grounds, a tropical rainforest, and, as the name suggests, some of the friendliest Hawaiians in all of the isles. |
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