The largest land mass of Palau’s archipelago, this state covers about 109 square kilometers of Babeldaob.
It has the longest river in Palau called Ngermeskang River. Ngeremeduu Bay, a breeding area for marine life which is now a protected area, borders the state. The Ngermeskang Bird Sanctuary is an area with high bird species richness, and you can walk through forests to view an amazing 30 resident species. Ngeremlengui is also famous for their sea cucumber, a delicacy which Palauans enjoy eating raw.
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Ngaremlengui State Sites & Fees Phone #: 733-2967 E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://palaugov.pw/ngeremlengui/ |
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| Name of Sites | Fees/Permits | Type of Activities/Tour | Protected Area Network(PAN) |
| Historical &Cultural Sites: | $5.00 per person/ per day | Sight-seeing | Ngermeskang Bird Sanctuary
PAN Coordinator: Phone #: 733-2000 |
| Bleuu er a Uluang | |||
| Beluu er a Imeong | |||
| Diong er a Imeched | |||
| Uchul a Rebong | |||
| Bai er a Ibangellei | |||
| Olekull er a Ruchel | |||
| II er a Ngerbesek (Milad’s Cave) | |||
| Hodai (Coastal Defense Guns) | |||
| Beluu er a Ngesisech | |||
| Oublallang(Terrace set w/ monoliths) | |||
| Roisebeluu (Traditional village) | |||
| Chilong/Ilong (monolith & Stone face) | |||
| Olbatel Terrace Set | |||
| $5.00 per person/ per day $10.00 per person/per day |
Water Activities (Kayaking & Surfing) Diving & Surfing |
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