\n\t\t\t\tImage captured from Business View: LaoLao Bay Golf & Resort.\n\n\t\t\t\t<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n\t\t<\/div>\n
\nStarting Sept. 25, tourist attractions and urban districts on Saipan, Tinian and Rota now can be viewed by using Street View within Google Maps. In addition, Google Map Business View to see panoramic images of the insides of buildings and shops, as well as Indoor Google Maps to see directories of different facilities in the islands. <\/p>\nStreet View collection on Saipan, Tinian and Rota started in May and June 2014 under the cooperation of Marianas Visitors Authority. <\/p>\n
Now that the streets and buildings on Saipan, Tinian and Rota are virtually accessible on Street View, the potential travelers who are interested in the islands can easily acquire ample visual knowledge of the destinations. In addition to Managaha Island, one of the most beautiful places on Saipan, people can also view tourist attractions such as Forbidden Island and Grotto. <\/p>\n
Major hotels and shops on Saipan, including T Galleria Saipan by DFS, are now explorable on Business View in Google Maps, providing an experience similar to that you\u2019d get in shops, which are useful also for avid shoppers who visit Saipan. Furthermore, additional details about some hotels and shops are available in Indoor Google Maps. Street View, Business View, and Indoor Google Maps are featured on Google Maps across Internet-connected devices. <\/p>\n
The Marianas Visitors Authority will capitalize on these features within Google Maps to make the Northern Mariana Islands better known to the public all over the world, which is the overseas everlasting summer beach resort. (MVA)<\/strong><\/p>\nSTREET VIEWS<\/strong>
\nThe places and facilities available for viewing in Street View, Business View, Indoor Google Map within Google Map are the following:<\/p>\nGoogle Street View:
\nSaipan <\/strong>
\nMarianas Visitors Office
\nNorthern Mariana
\n Islands Museum
\nNavy Hill Light House
\nSanta Lourdes Shrine
\nAmerican Memorial Park
\nBanzai Cliff
\nBird Island Lookout
\nForbidden Island
\nJefferey\u2019s Beach
\nLadder Beach
\nManagaha Island
\nMarine Beach
\nMicro Beach
\nMount Tapochao
\nObyan Beach
\nOkinawa Memorial
\nPau Pau Beach
\nSan Juan Beach
\nSugar King Park
\nSuicide Cliff
\nTank Beach
\nThe Grotto
\nWing Beach
\nSaipan Zoo<\/p>\nTinian<\/strong>
\nHouse of Taga
\nAtomic Bomb Lodging Pits
\nBlow Hole
\nChulu Beach
\nKammer Beach
\nLong Beach
\nMt. Lasso Shinto Shrine
\nSuicide Cliff
\nTachonga Beach
\nTaga Beach
\nUshi Point (Puntan Tahgong)<\/p>\nRota<\/strong>
\nAs Matmos Cliff
\nl\u2019Chenchon Park Bird
\n Sanctuary
\nPona Point
\nRota Matsushima
\n (Pinatang Park)
\nSenbon Yashi
\nSwimming Hole
\nTaga Latte Stone Quarry
\nTeteto Beach
\nTweksberry Beach<\/p>\nFacilities to participate in Google Business View:
\nSaipan <\/strong>
\nT Galleria Saipan by DFS
\nI LOVE SAIPAN –
\n Star Sands Plaza
\nJoeten Hafa Adai
\n Shopping Center
\nAqua Resort Club Saipan
\nAquarius Beach Tower
\nChalan Kanoa Beach Hotel
\nCoral Ocean Point
\n Resort Club
\nFiesta Resort & Spa Saipan<\/p>\nTinian <\/strong>
\nTinian Dynasty Hotel &
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