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Meaning ‘high mountains’ in the local language, the country’s name nods to the towering peaks that dominate many of these islands, whereas the common alternative, Truk, originated as a simple mispronunciation. Today, it is common to see Chuuk used to describe the state and its land, while Truk Lagoon is still widely used in reference to the scuba diving destination. \u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Cp>Chuuk includes several remote island groups – including the Mortlock Islands, the Hall Islands, Namonuito Atoll, and Pattiw – but the vast majority of its population and tourism centres around the iconic lagoon. Formed by a large coral atoll with a circumference of around 225-kilometres, Chuuk Lagoon encircles eleven mangrove-fringed islands which are split into two groups, the Faichuuk Islands and the Namoneas Islands. It is here that visitors will find the state’s capital city of Weno, situated on an island of the same name.\u003C\u002Fp>\n\u003Cp>During WWII, Japanese forces utilised the protection of Chuuk’s sizable barrier reef to create a naval base, anchoring boats within the lagoon and building airstrips on the islands. In February 1944, the United States launched Operation Hailstorm – a multi-day air attack on Chuuk Lagoon that destroyed 50 ships and over 250 planes. 25 years later, Jacques Cousteau and his team explored this lagoon in search of the ghostly fleet, detailing their discoveries in a documentary and establishing Chuuk Atoll as a bucket-list dive destination forever.\u003C\u002Fp>",{"type":335,"tabTitle":339,"tabContent":340},"Getting there","\u003Cp>The simplest way to reach Chuuk Atoll is to fly through the US island territory of Guam. Direct flights can be found to Guam from Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, the Philippines, and Hawaii. 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