On the largest of Hawaii’s astonishing islands, Hilo has an extraordinarily interesting culture, with adventures and experiences around every corner. Its ethnically diverse locals are genuinely kind and welcoming—as is the average temperature of 84 degrees. Aside from its old-town vibe and incredible collection of dramatic waterfalls, lush mountainsides, and stunning beaches, Hilo is a truly unforgettable place to live and study.
Experience Hilo!
Region:
United States
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Subregion:
West
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City:
Hilo
Population:
45,000
Native language:
English
Climate:
Tropical
Type of area:
Mountains
Oceanside
Green
Language Pathway
Globally Recognized
Hilo, West
Hawaii, Hilo English Language Pathway
Language Standalone
Globally Recognized
Hilo, West
Hawaii, Hilo English Program
Academic
Globally Recognized
Hilo, West
University of Hawaii, Hilo Academic Program
Where Will You Live
University of Hawaii at Hilo
A small university of a few thousand students, University of Hawaii at Hilo (UHH) has grown from humble beginnings as a vocational college to an internationally respected university specializing in marine science, volcanology, astronomy, and Hawaiian studies.
Hilo is the largest of Hawaii’s islands and is home to one of the most unique cultures in the world. The island's average temperature of 84 degrees makes study and life here a truly unforgettable experience.
Learn more at University of Hawaii at Hilo's official website.
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