Ancient Ruins of Nan Madol become the World Heritage site in July 2016. This archeological site can be reached by land and sea. To go by boat, depend on tide but land is available by short walk from the trailhead. Since Nan Madol is still sacret to Pohnpein people it is wise to enjoy the site with respect. You can also learn more of the site through the two video links below.  

Watch: Reclaiming the Hidden Islets of the Nan Madol World Heritage Site

Watch: Masao Hadley: The Worship of Nan Madol

PANEL 1: The Ceremonial Center of Nan Madol

PANEL 2: Olosihpa, Olosohpa and the Rise of the Saudelour Dynasty

PANEL 3: Great Ritual of Nahnisohnsapw

PANEL 4: Building Nan Madol

PANEL 5: The Later Saudeleur Ruler

PANEL 6: Isokelekel and the Fall of the Saudeleur Dynasty

PANEL 7: The Nahnmwarki and the Continuing of Social Influence of Nan Madol