The island of Pohnpei, where Palikir is located, is large enough to be filled with great sights.
Close to the capital there is the Pwusehn Malek, the mountain named after chicken droppings.
The Truk Lagoon is often regarded as the peak of a diver’s aspirations.
Kolonia Town to the north is known for the church bell tower, one of the oldest buildings dating back to 1909.
Nan Madol, on the southeast coast is a collection of Polynesian ruins that date back at least 700 years.

Chuuk served as a Japanese naval base during World War II, and about a hundred of the Japanese ships and planes lie at the bottom of the lagoon. These vessels now teem with vari...

When in Kosrae, be sure to visit the Lelu ruins. These are the remnants of an ancient settlement and include high walls, houses, roads and graves, mostly constructed with slabs ...