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A mysterious ancient stone city built on artificial islets in a lagoon, some of the best wreck diving on Earth in a sunken WWII Japanese fleet, and hundreds of islands spread across four states.
Explore Micronesia on the map →One of the largest and best-preserved collections of sunken warships on Earth, the remains of an entire Japanese fleet destroyed in a single 1944 air raid.
A UNESCO World Heritage site of massive basalt structures built on nearly 100 artificial islets roughly 800 years ago, its full construction methods still not fully understood.
A dramatic volcanic rock formation overlooking Pohnpei's coastline, offering one of the most rewarding hikes and viewpoints in Micronesia.
Yap is famous for its traditional giant stone disc currency (rai), still recognized in customary transactions and displayed in village 'stone money banks.'