Mount Carmel Cathedral

In order to respect the locals' faith, it is recommended to rent a car by yourself, then drive outside the church, take a look outside, and enjoy the Spanish architecture of the last century. In addition to the Catholic Church of Carmel, there are many small churches on Saipan Island. Each chapel has its own characteristics, in addition to the beach, the church is also a place worth punching in

In addition to the very grand appearance, there are very gorgeous flowers outside the church, which is refreshing. It is worth noting that the main entrance of the church is not open to the outside world, tourists can only enter from the side door, and the church will also hold worship every Sunday morning. The service is not open to visitors.

The Catholic Cathedral of Mount Carmel, built by the Spaniards, was destroyed in World War II, and the current building was later rebuilt. You can enter the interior to visit, it is said to be blue, because there are too many people to visit, it has been changed to blue.

This year's flowers do not blossom very much, but also very beautiful, to go inside, but there is no photograph, after all, respect for others is more important, the beautiful scenery can be left in mind. Once in, there is a very solemn feeling, but also let people can not help but quiet down, see the confession room, there is really an impulse to go in and confess one day and one night.

It's the largest Catholic church on Saipan Island. It was destroyed in World War II and rebuilt later. Our hotel is nearby. It's accessible on foot. No local people can visit it when they worship. The only KFC on the island can be eaten on the other side of the road.

This is the second oldest Catholic church in the world, restored in the mid-19th century, but it is still there. Pope John Paul II visited it a few years ago. One of its tasks is to convert Native Americans to Christianity, and the other is to expand the Spanish empire on the New World and establish its foothold, centered on California's oldest buildings.