February 17, 2017
Similar to Hawaiian culture, the Samoan culture runs deep. A story of legends and cultural traditions remain and weave into modern day life in this beautiful Pacific location.
Folklore, food and the beauty of the volcanic mountains is certainly an alluring alternative for travel.
Over two thousand miles southwest of Hawaii, a lush archipelago rises out of the Pacific. In American Samoa—meaning sacred Earth—legends dating back hundreds of years permeate the air, land, and sea. Several versions of these stories exist today, their details obscured through generations of oral folklore. However, all reveal a central theme in Samoan cosmology: the interdependence between humans and their environment.
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