Traditional Hawaiian Hula is a dance form that expresses the culture, history, and spirituality of the Hawaiian people. It combines rhythmic movements, gestures, and chants, known as oli, to tell stories and convey emotions. Hula is often performed during celebrations, ceremonies, and festivals, showcasing the beauty of Hawaiian traditions. The dance is typically accompanied by traditional instruments, such as the ukulele and pahu drum. There are two main styles of hula: Hula Kahiko, which is ancient and performed in traditional attire, and Hula 'Auana, a more modern style that incorporates contemporary music and costumes. Both styles play a vital role in preserving Hawaiian heritage.