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Marshall Islands

Republic of the Marshall Islands

CapitalMajuro
RegionMicronesia
CurrencyUSD
Official languagesEnglish, Marshallese
Access to the seaYes
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Majuro

Uliga

Majuro
Marshall Islands · City or town

Majuro

Majuro, capital of the Marshall Islands and a settlement on the atoll of the same name, is best understood as an inhabited place between lagoon and ocean. A day from Uliga to Laura links the Alele Museum with the landscape at the western end.

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Memory and interpretation space for nuclear history in Majuro.
Marshall Islands · City or town

Uliga

Uliga is an urban area of Majuro and a starting point for visiting the Alele Museum and learning about Marshallese culture. The central road leads from here toward Laura, so allow time and plan transport.

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Identified view of Majuro, capital of the Marshall Islands. Practical guides

Majuro and connections to verify in the Marshall Islands

A brief guide to locating the Marshall Islands, understanding Majuro’s role and knowing which practical details to confirm before travelling.

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Practical guides

Majuro and what to confirm before travelling to the Marshall Islands

A first point of reference for the Marshall Islands: the capital, listed languages and currency, with an essential warning about flight information.

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Culture

Majuro from Alele to Laura along the road linking the atoll

A day in Majuro combining the Alele Museum, the ocean logic of stick charts and Laura Beach, with realistic decisions about transport and time.

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Aerial view of Bikini Atoll lagoon and islets. Responsible travel

Bikini Atoll, nuclear memory and reasons to postpone a visit

Bikini Atoll brings together famous wrecks, a vast lagoon and a history of displacement and nuclear contamination. The useful question is not how to get there, but whether your trip has the preparation, time and respect the place requires.

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