Lelu Ruins Historic Park

Lelu Ruins Historic Park is a mesmerizing journey into the past, offering visitors a glimpse into the ancient Micronesian civilization. As you wander through the meticulously preserved ruins, you can't help but marvel at the ingenuity of the Lelu people. The intricate stone structures, including platforms, tombs, and residential areas, paint a vivid picture of a thriving society. The park's serene atmosphere and lush surroundings make it a perfect place for reflection and appreciation of history. Whether you're a history buff or simply seeking a tranquil escape, Lelu Ruins Historic Park is a must-visit destination.

Nice walk through some 600 year old ruins. What remains is mainly rock walls and corral floors. Everything is quite mossy and overgrown which adds to the charm. Expect about 30 to 60min to see everything. There are some small signs explaining staff, entrance is free. Beware of the aggressive dogs in and near Lelu Village, when walking here. There are none in the ruins itself, but in the residential areas nearby.

Mysterious ruins hidden behind a supermarket. Smaller scale than the famous Nan Madol on Pohnpei island, but easier access

Dostałem wyzwanie opisać z zdjęć losowe miejsce wylosowało to, da się tylko powiedzieć WOW

Это место описывается в Лунной заводи Абрахама Меррита. И, если подумать, то становится непонятным, почему такое доисторическое место не описано в интернете, тогда как у Абрахама сказано, что оно исторически не уступает египетским пирамидам.

Super séjour, malheureusement nous sommes restés bloqués dans les bouchons d'helico pendant 2 heures.

Dobri cevapi. Takodjer preporučujem svim pusacima da svirate. Hteo BiH da pitam kakve su lokalne frizerske.

Wygląda legitnie ale trochę daleko od Polski więc tylko 4/5