Visit Ngarchelong
The Ngarchelong are the native people of Palau, a small archipelagic nation in the western Pacific Ocean. They have a rich and vibrant culture, with an emphasis on traditional arts and crafts, storytelling and music. The Ngarchelong welcome tourists to their island home and are eager to share their culture with visitors.
To experience the beauty of the Ngarchelong's culture for yourself, pay a visit to historical sites such as the ancient stone ruins at Babeldaob Island or take part in one of their traditional festivals, such as Elaam Festival which celebrates art forms from dance to music.
One interesting fact about the Ngarchelong is that they have preserved ancient traditions passed down over thousands of years by word-of-mouth alone. The oral tradition remains important today as it serves as a way to pass on cultural knowledge between generations.
To experience the beauty of the Ngarchelong's culture for yourself, pay a visit to historical sites such as the ancient stone ruins at Babeldaob Island or take part in one of their traditional festivals, such as Elaam Festival which celebrates art forms from dance to music.
One interesting fact about the Ngarchelong is that they have preserved ancient traditions passed down over thousands of years by word-of-mouth alone. The oral tradition remains important today as it serves as a way to pass on cultural knowledge between generations.
