Type 2 Ka-Mi Amphibious Tank
Japanese World War II Remains
Kaigun Sho, Airai State
Japan Communication Center, Historic Remain, Admin.
Badrulchau
Badrulchau, Palau’s largest archaeological site, features 34 ancient monoliths on terraces, preserving cultural heritage through state maintenance and study.
Bai er a Rengara Irrai
Bai er a Rengara Irrai, Palau’s oldest traditional Bai, preserves cultural heritage and history through renovation and continued community significance.
Ked er a Ngchelbakl, Kaliol
Ked er a Ngchelbakl, a WWII Japanese anti-aircraft gun site, preserves Palau’s wartime history and strategic defenses in Ngchesar.
Beluu er a Ngercheluuk
Beluu er a Ngercheluuk, a historic village in Ngiwal, was relocated in 1918, inspired by Japan’s Ginza layout. It preserves Palau’s cultural heritage and settlement history.
Boes Er A Mekemad
Boes er a Mekemad, a Japanese defense position in Ngchesar, features coastal defense guns, trenches, and tunnels from World War II, preserving Palau’s wartime history.
Japanese Defense Fortification
Japanese Defense Fortifications in Sonsorol, featuring U-shaped coral rock structures with firing ports, preserve Palau’s World War II history.
Oublallang er a Ngereklengong
Oublallang features monoliths and stone platforms in Ngereklengong, preserving Palauan heritage with unique carvings resembling owls.