Palau trip

Come and visit Palau! Can you imagine countless non-toxic jellyfish floating around you? Can you imagine what it would be like to plunge into a trench? Can you imagine the thrill of jumping into the Pacific Ocean and catching marine life alive? Can you imagine watching fish swimming in pairs on the ocean floor? Come to Palau, these will satisfy you. Remember my secret trip to Palau? We stayed in a standard room at Ailai Shuiyang Resort, a local four-star hotel and the closest hotel to the airport on Palau. The hotel is a European-style manor concept, with an endless tropical mangrove ecological area, surrounded by multi-layered clear seascapes of the South Pacific.

There are many Korean and Japanese restaurants on the island. In addition to the free meals provided on holidays and lunches provided by diving shops, the Chinese restaurants on the island are Tianchi and Mermaid, both of which are opened by Taiwanese. Tianchi is very close to WCTC supermarket, where customers receive delivery. However, I personally feel that the dishes are not as good as Mermaid's, and the prices are similar, but the variety and freshness are slightly inferior. So we ate Mermaid twice and tried Tianchi. We mainly went to the nearest supermarket to buy seasickness medicine. There is only one bigger supermarket. Mermaid Location: Turn left at the Holiday Inn, walk for 5 minutes, and cross the bridge.

Huang Bo once said here: "This is not the sea, but a large ornamental fish tank. In recent days, I have often been choked by the beautiful scenery of Palau when diving." Palau, just take a look, You will fall in love with him! Named one of the 50 places to visit in a lifetime by National Geographic magazine, known as the end of the rainbow, God’s Aquarium, the heart of Micronesia, number one cliff diving attraction, and number one underwater visibility four. I can't wait to make my dream come true! The beauty of Palau

The profound beauty

How can you meet me? In my most beautiful moment, I prayed to Buddha for five hundred years for this, and asked Buddha to make a dusty covenant for us. Buddha then turned me into a tree that grows on the roadside where you can never pass by. I love Palau. Palau is so popular. Palau is not only famous for its underwater landscapes, but also for its seascapes. The sea water in Palau can be changed into seven types of sea water, which no tourist would not admire! Reefs, corals, gravel, volcanic ash, all these beautiful scenery are reflected in the clear sea, and even the sea water is pleasing to the eye. I can't describe the beauty of Palau in words. I only provide this travelogue so that everyone can go to Palau and appreciate its beauty.