The Belau National Museum is located in Koror, from the main road of Koror City, along the branch road between the two gas stations, you can see the Belau National Museum signage not far away, continue in the direction of the signs, you can reach the Palau National Museum.
The entrance to the National Museum of Palau is marked by two pergolas, one of which is lit with rusty remains of anti-aircraft guns, heavy machine guns, propellers and various shells that must have been left over from World War II, and a pergola in which a model of Palau's canoe is placed.
The Palau National Museum is an unpretentious complex of white, two-story buildings. Founded in 1955, Palau National Museum is the oldest museum in Micronesia. Since it was a Sunday, the museum was closed, and even the café was not open, I ran empty again, and it seemed that I would have to wait for the next few days to find time to see it.
Special mention should be made of the Etpison Mesuem. Located just off Palau's main thoroughfare, the Éperson Museum is designed and the main entrance is decorated with story wood carvings, so it's hard not to notice it. The Edesson Museum is a private museum named after the former President of Palau, Ngiratkel Etpison, because the land was donated by him. The museum is currently run by a non-profit foundation that displays Palau's historical artifacts.
It should be noted that in the introduction given to everyone by domestic travel agencies, the Apeson Museum and the Palau National Museum are confused, and the photos of the Apeson Museum are often used as the introduction photos of the Palau National Museum. There is a lot of plagiarism on the Internet, so the photos of the Epezon Museum are often mixed in the introduction of the National Museum in Palau, misleading tourists. From my experience of field visits, I would like to give clarification. Please have more intellectual spirit, read more books, and check more information!
