4의 팔라우가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Before entering the Palau Pacific Resort hotel, you can turn right onto a nature trail. Although parts of it are paved, the natural section with its viewpoint overlooking the bay in front of the hotel is all the more beautiful. There are several information panels about the plants, and we also saw many toads along the path.

Entrance fee is currently $10 per person, payable at the parking lot. The path to the waterfall has many steps and can be muddy. In the lower section, as an alternative to the root-covered path when the water level is low, you can walk along the side of the river on the rocks.

From Palau's highest mountain (242m), one has a panoramic view of the entire island of Babeldaob. Depending on the weather, different conditions (sun, clouds, and rain) can be observed in the various regions.

A well-maintained path – partly paved – with an impressive variety of plants and sounds. Some plants have labels. The path passes Malakal Lake and Ngermalk Cave.

This section is significantly more challenging on the Ngermalk Trail and should be tackled with caution and appropriate footwear. In addition to the magnificent rainforest scenery, this route also includes unpaved and steep sections on lava rock. Always follow the red ribbons on the trees, otherwise you can easily get lost.

A shady spot with historic huts and a view of the impressive entrance area of Palau Community College.

Unobstructed view of the small islands just offshore; an old bunker in the corner is now overgrown. Still easily accessible via the path along the mangroves.

Rest area with a barbecue hut and large trees providing welcome shade, including views of the sea and the islands. The seating could use some refurbishment.