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The Northern Mariana Islands, a U.S. Commonwealth in the western Pacific, comprise 15 islands known for their tropical beauty and historical significance. The capital, Saipan, features a mix of World War II relics and modern developments. The islands include Tinian, famous for being a launch point for atomic bomb missions, and Rota, known for its laid-back atmosphere. The Chamorro and Carolinian cultures contribute to the islands' cultural diversity, expressed through traditional dances, crafts, and unique local cuisines. The stunning coral reefs and underwater wonders make the Northern Mariana Islands a popular destination for diving and snorkeling. Despite their small size, the islands offer a tranquil retreat with a mix of history, natural beauty, and Pacific island charm.