The main highlight of visiting Palau would be to swim with jellyfish. Yes, the Jellyfish Lake in Palau is a UNESCO World Heritage site, and it is possible to swim with thousands of jellyfish without being stung. Palau offers an incredibly high diversity of marine species and its pristine marine habitats support some of the …
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If you are not a diver, fret not, as there are many other interesting activities to check out during your trip to Palau. Just outside the main city area of Koror lies Long Island Park, accessible by taxi, a bicycle ride or a short walk from the hotel stretch. Turning left after crossing the Malakal …
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Where is Palau? Is it part of the Philippines? Is it under the US? There were many eyebrows raised when I told my friends that I am going to Palau. Palau is a Micronesian country of about 340 islands in the Pacific Ocean. It has an area of around 466 square kilometers. Koror is the …
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