Meyuns

Meyuns is a spirited and essential village situated on Ngerekebesang Island, connected to the administrative heart of Koror by a long, scenic causeway. It serves as the second-largest residential area in Koror State, offering a peaceful suburban atmosphere compared to the bustling commercial center of the capital. The village is most notable for being the home of the Belau National Hospital, the primary healthcare facility for the entire nation of Palau. This institution makes Meyuns a vital hub for residents from all over the archipelago who travel here for specialized medical care. Beyond its infrastructure, the village provides impressive views of the surrounding lagoons and lush tropical vegetation. Many residents work in nearby Koror, making the causeway a busy artery of local life. Visitors to Meyuns can enjoy the laid-back island vibe, observe daily Palauan life, and appreciate the balance between modern essential services and traditional island living.

Nearby cities

Koror

Koror is the most populous city in Palau and served as the national capital until 2006.

Koror Business District

This district forms the economic heart of Palau.

Airai

Airai is the second most populous settlement in Palau.

Kloulklubed

Kloulklubed is the main village on Peleliu Island.

Ulimang

Ulimang is the administrative center of Ngaraard State on Babeldaob.

Mengellang

Mengellang is the main village of Ngarchelong State at the northern tip of Babeldaob.

Ngerulmud Administrative Center

As the seat of government, Ngerulmud is the center for public spending and national administration.

Ngerulmud

Ngerulmud has been the capital of Palau since 2006.

Ngchesar

Ngchesar is a quiet settlement on the east coast of Babeldaob.

Melekeok

Melekeok is a village on the east coast of Babeldaob.

Aimeliik

Aimeliik is a settlement in southwestern Babeldaob.

Ngiwal

Ngiwal is a village in eastern Babeldaob.

Ngardmau

Ngardmau is a settlement on the west coast of Babeldaob.

Angaur

Angaur is the main settlement on the island of the same name in southern Palau.

Kayangel

Kayangel is the northernmost inhabited settlement in Palau, located on a coral atoll.

History & landmarks

Palau National Stadium

The Palau National Stadium in Koror is the main venue for sporting events and national celebrations in the country.

Bai ra Airai

This traditional meeting house, over 130 years old, is the oldest of its kind in Palau and a major cultural monument.

Nature

Ngerekebesang Hill

Ngerekebesang Hill is the highest elevation on Ngerekebesang Island.

Malakal Peak

This hill on Malakal Island overlooks the most important harbor in Palau.

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Ngermid Bay

A sheltered bay featuring high coral diversity, notably resilient to higher water temperatures.

Ngaremeduu Conservation Area

This area encompasses the largest estuarine ecosystem in Palau, featuring mangrove forests and seagrass beds.

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Ngaremeduu Bay

Ngaremeduu Bay is the largest estuary and mangrove ecosystem in Palau.

More places

Chelechol ra Orrak

This limestone cave on an island near Koror served as one of the earliest burial sites in the archipelago about 3,000 years ago.

Malakal Port

Malakal Port is the primary international maritime gateway for Palau.

Palau International Coral Reef Center

This center is dedicated to the research and protection of Palau's underwater world.

Belau National Museum

The Belau National Museum is the oldest museum in Micronesia.

Roman Catholic Church of Koror

The Catholic church in the center of Koror is an important religious gathering place for the local population.

Etpison Museum

The Etpison Museum documents Palauan cultural heritage through artifacts and historic photos.

Koror-Babeldaob Bridge

The KB Bridge is the nation's most vital transport artery.

Japan-Palau Friendship Bridge

This bridge connects the islands of Koror and Babeldaob and is a vital transport artery.