Saipan Saipan

Saipan is located at 15 degrees 13 minutes north latitude and 145 degrees 43 minutes east longitude, with an area of about 115 square kilometers. Saipan is long and narrow, with a length of about 19 kilometers from north to south and a width of about 9 kilometers from east to west. Saipan is a limestone island surrounded by coral reefs, with beautiful Pacific island scenery. The western part of Saipan is relatively flat, and most of the population live here. The 475-meter-high Taipo Mountain is the highest peak on the island.

The Northern Mariana Islands are composed of 14 islands, just like a string of bright pearls scattered in the western Pacific Ocean. Except Saipan Tianning and Luota, which have permanent population and have been developed into tourist destinations, most of the other islands are uninhabited. The Mariana Trench, with the deepest depth of 11,34 meters, is located about 2 kilometers east of the Northern Mariana Islands.

Tiannian Tianning

Tianning is located about 9 kilometers southwest of Saipan, covering an area of about 11 square kilometers, facing Saipan across the sea. Tianning's terrain is relatively flat, a Ma Pingchuan.

Rota rota

rota is located about 135 kilometers southwest of Saipan, covering an area of about 85 square kilometers. it is the southernmost island of the northern mariana islands and is called "the island of friendship", and it is also called "the garden island" because of its lush primitive vegetation.