Palau National Park, also known as Long Beach National Park, is Palau's only national park. Don't expect too much just because it's a national park, there is only a small hill and surrounding sand

Palau National Park, also known as Long Beach National Park, is Palau's only national park.

Don't expect too much just because it's a national park, there is only a small hill, and surrounded by sandy beaches and saltwater pools, the water is really very clear, but in addition to the natural saltwater pool, in terms of scale, it is not comparable to the domestic community park.

The main attraction of Palau National Park is an anchor derived from a Japanese warship in World War II, which was sunk by the U.S. military in the nearby waters during World War II, and the locals salvaged the anchor and stood here. There was originally a gazebo for BBQ barbecues in the park, but because too few people came during the epidemic, no one took care of it, and the gazebo collapsed, leaving only the base. There are also some facilities for children and two sand volleyball courts.

Palau National Park fences off relatively safe waters and turns them into natural pools for those who don't have boats out to sea and want to be in touch with the sea. Today is Sunday, and there are many locals in the park, playing music, some playing in the water, some resting, and some at the BBQ. Seeing me taking pictures, I kind enough to make a pose. Life is simple, but you can feel the joy on everyone's face!