The
Blowhole
The Blowhole is one of the main attractions on Tinian. The volcanic
rock form caves which sea water bursts through. Surges can reach as high
as 20 ft. high.
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Plumeria
Flowers*
The Polynesian White Plumeria, a magnificent flower which has very large
flower clusters and a brilliant golden center and wide, round and
overlapped petals, can be found all over Tinian. The scent of
the plumeria is sweet and very distinct. Many young girls love to
place the flower behind their ear, on the right side for
"single" and on the left for "married."
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 Taga
Well
Located near Kammer Beach, the Well is the remains of the old Chamorro
Village.
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 Taga Beach
This beach, situated within a 7-minute walking distance from Tinian
Dynasty, is the most famous in the Pacific for its pristine waters and
white sands
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Taga
Park - Flame Tree*
"Tronkon At'but" in Chamorro, the Flame Tree is otherwise known
around the world as the Royal Poincianas and belongs to the pea family,
Leguminosae. It is the National Tree of the Commonwealth of the
Northern Mariana Islands. An annual "Flame Tree Festival"
during the height of its blooming in May is a favorite among locals
and visitors alike. The flame tree blooms in early summer and can
last until Christmas.
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 Taga
Park - Taga Stone*
Legend has it that a strong and noble Chamorro Chief by the name of Taga,
leader of the ancient village of Sunharon, carried the big rocks from the
shore what is known today as Taga Beach, to build the largest stone house
in the Marianas. Tinian is also one of the few places to see the
remains of the Taga or Latte Stones still standing today.
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Chamorro
Hut*
This hut located at the Tinian seaport is entirely made of natural
materials. Nearby, a bougainvillea vine plant sits
prettily. The bougainvillea is named after its discoverer, Louis de
Bougainville. The bougainvillea is very common in the
Northern Marianas, and there are many varieties and colors
found.
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Tinian
Beach - Swimming Hole
Tinian Beach is perhaps one of Tinian's best-kept secrets. It's dirt
roads and tree-hidden area make it hard to find. Here, a hidden
swimming hole awaits the frolicking of local kids on summer vacation.
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San
Jose*
A warm "Hafa Adai" sign welcomes visitors to Tinian at the
entrance of San Jose Village, the main village on Tinian. In the
background, a cautionary 25-miles-per-hour sign for drivers reminds us of
the sleepy and idyllic pace on this island paradise.
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San
Jose Bell Tower*
The Bell Tower is the remains of the San Jose Church that was built in
1956. It remains standing with the new church, rebuilt in 1998.
This is the religious and social center of Tinian.
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Other Attractions
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| Chiget Beach |
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Tachogna Beach Park
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| Old North Field |
| Shinto Shrine - American Memorial |
| Unai Dankulu Beach (Long Beach) |
| Atomic Bomb Pits |
| Sea Bee Monument |
| Suicide Cliff |
| Unai Chulu (Invasion Beach) |
| Mount Lasso |
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