Hula is the most common type of Polynesian dance and is performed in Hawaii.

Polynesian dance is used for religious ceremonies, social gatherings, and entertainment.

The three main types of Hula are Kahiko (ancient), Auana (contemporary), and Modern (a blend of both).

The traditional dress worn by Polynesian dancers is called a pareo, which is a wrap-around skirt.

The main instruments used in Polynesian dance are drums, such as the pahu and the ipu.

Hula Kahiko is the traditional Polynesian dance performed by men.

Hula Auana is the traditional Polynesian dance performed by women.

Hula Pahu is the traditional Polynesian dance performed with drums.

Hula O'o is the traditional Polynesian dance performed with fans.

There is no traditional Polynesian dance performed with fire.

Hula Kahiko is the traditional Polynesian dance performed with poi balls.

Hula Kahiko is the traditional Polynesian dance performed with sticks.

Hula Kahiko is the traditional Polynesian dance performed with shells.

Hula Auana is the traditional Polynesian dance performed with flowers.

Hula Auana is the traditional Polynesian dance performed with grass skirts.