Views of the Federated States of Micronesia and the Marshall Islands


(Truk)

Truk Island is an island belonging to the Federated States of Micronesia, is the largest of the Truk Islands, triangular in shape, was the location of the Japanese Navy Combined Fleet Command during the Pacific War of World War II.

(Truk Lagoon)

Truk Lagoon is a scenic spot located in southeastern Micronesia.

(Nan Madol)

Located in the Federated States of Micronesia, South Madur means "the universe around the islands" in the local language, but because the ancient city was built on water, it is also known as the "Venice of the Pacific."

This island city is one of the most mysterious places in the world because of the mystery of its construction and the curse of the ancient tombs on the island.

Legend has it that the tombs of the chiefs of the past dynasties living on Pohnpei Island after their death are 89 large and small, scattered in the Pacific Ocean area of 1,100 meters long and 450 meters wide.

From a high altitude, it looks like the Italian water city of Venice, so people compare it to the "Venice on the Pacific Ocean".

On July 15, 2016, the World Heritage Assembly considered and approved the inclusion of "Southern Madur Site of the Federated States of Micronesia" on the World Heritage List.

(More than soft black Falls)

Can be more than soft black waterfall left a particularly deep impression on people, just into the swim area, far can hear the sound of the water flying down, in the valley of the echo action, felt that shocking a kind of momentum, majestic potential.

To the waterfall, the formation of hundreds of square meters of natural pool, the water is knee-deep, the water is crystal clear, but also from time to time to see some loach, small fish wandering in the water.

As the saying goes, there are no fish in clear water, but here there are fish.

(Majuro)

Majuro is an atoll in the Ratak Archipelago of the Marshall Islands in the Western Pacific Ocean, and is the capital of the Republic of the Marshall Islands. It consists of about 60 small islands with a total land area of 10 square kilometers (4 square miles). The atoll has port facilities and an international airport. The population is about 30,000.

(Arno)

Arno atoll belongs to the Republic of the Marshall Islands and is an atoll of the Latak Islands (also known as the Sunrise Islands).

(Bikini Atoll nuclear test site)

The Bikini Atoll nuclear test site consists of 23 small islands surrounded by a lagoon with an area of 594.1 square kilometers. After Japan was expelled from the Marshall Islands in 1944, the islands and atolls were entrusted to the administration of the United States and were incorporated into the Republic of the Marshall Islands in 1979. After World War II, when history entered a new chapter marked by the Cold War, the United States decided to resume nuclear testing at Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands in the Pacific Ocean. Between 1946 and 1958, 67 nuclear weapon tests were carried out, including the detonation of the first hydrogen bomb (1952).

(Jaluit Atoll)

Islands of the Marshall Islands in the Western Pacific Ocean. It is located at 6° N and 169°35 'E. It consists of a series of coral atolls and has a land area of 10 square kilometers. Population: 880. Producing coconuts.

(Bikar Atoll)

Bikar Atoll is the smallest of the Marshall Islands, located in the northern part of the Ratak Chain (also known as the Sunrise Islands), approximately 85 km northeast of Utrik Atoll - making it the second northernmost island in the Marshall Islands.

(Ailuk atoll)

The Isluk atoll is part of the Ratak Chain Islands (also known as the Sunrise Islands) and is one of the 24 legislative districts of the Republic of the Marshall Islands. It is located 72 km north of Wattje Atoll at latitude 10°19 '40 "north 169°56' 00" east.


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