Palau has a land area of 458 square kilometers and has a tropical climate. Located in the western Pacific Ocean, it belongs to the Caroline Islands and is one of the gateways of the Pacific Ocean to Southeast Asia. It consists of more than 200 volcanic and coral islands, distributed over a sea surface of 640 kilometers long from north to south, of which only 8 islands have permanent residents.
Palau consists of a large barrier reef and numerous small islands and smaller barrier reefs. The main island itself is actually made up of a number of small barrier reefs, the larger ones are Angar, babeldaob (babelthuap), koror, peleliu. Two-thirds of the country's population lives in the capital, Koro. To the north of the main island group are the ngeruangel and kayangel. To the west of the main island are rock islands, uninhabited. The southwestern archipelago, about 600 km southwest of the main island group, is also part of Palau.
In Palau, tropical rainforests cover most of the islands, with ebony, Bengal banyan trees, bread trees, coconut trees, pandanus and other tropical plants, which form a sea of green trees. Palau also has wild mangroves and savannah ecology to visit.
Palau's seafloor is a diverse variety of life, including more than 1,500 species of fish, 700 species of corals and anemones. Other sights worth seeing include giant clams, turtles, and bats.
The blue coral reef of Palau, which has a very unique staghorn coral. Not a lot now. Everyone must protect the environment well.
Soft coral area, where you can also see the clownfish - Nemo. Ha ha. The soft corals here are colorful, and everyone should not touch these corals at will, be careful of being scratched.
Hard coral is like a big rose coral garden, which is perfect for taking pictures!
The Rock Islands in Palau are one of the purest marine ecosystems in the Pacific Ocean, the last pure land free from industrial pollution. Whether it's a sunny day or a warm night, you can walk on the snow white and delicate beach and feel the clearest and most transparent water in the world. The sea here has a strange blue-green color, so pure and strange that people can't believe it, don't dare to touch it, but they are afraid that they will break the dream in front of them with a single hand. In Palau, you will re-learn what is the sea, what is the earth, what is light, what is heat. The hot air, the cool water, here, forget yourself, forget the outside world is really not a difficult thing. God seems to have created Palau to show what a wonderful world He can create.