7 Under-The-Radar Destinations That Will Reignite Your Sense Of Wonder

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Nestled along the Hawaiian island of Kauai’s rugged and breathtaking Na Pali Coast, the gorgeous Kalalau Valley was once home to a large population of Native Hawaiians. 

Today, visitors can opt to take in the valley’s waterfalls and towering, razor-sharp cliffs via helicopter, catamaran, kayak or — most challenging of all — by hiking the grueling, 11-mile Kalalau Trail. Whatever method you choose, just make sure you get here.