Ngiwal is situated between Melekeok and Ngaraard on the north central east coast of Babeldaob Island. Ngiwal extends from the coast to the Rael Kedam and includes the drainage of the Ngeredekuu River.

Ngiwal, a stunning gem in Palau, is renowned for its pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and rich marine biodiversity. Visitors can explore the breathtaking Rock Islands, indulge in snorkeling adventures in the vibrant coral reefs, and immerse themselves in traditional Palauan culture.

Ngiwal is a small village located on the northwestern coast of Palau's largest island, Babeldaob. It is known for its beautiful beaches and clear turquoise waters, making it a popular destination for snorkeling and scuba diving.

Ngiwal is a small village located on the main island of Babeldaob in Palau. Though relatively less known compared to other destinations in Palau, Ngiwal offers a unique and captivating experience for travelers seeking an off-the-beaten-path adventure.

Nestled in the northeastern part of Palau, the Ngiwal region is a serene destination that offers a true escape from the modern world. Known for its close-knit communities and traditional way of life, Ngiwal presents an authentic experience of island culture.

Ngiwal State is a state, between Melekeok and Ngaraard, on the northcentral east coast of the island of Babeldaob in the Republic of Palau. Alternative spellings and historic names include: Ogiwal, Ogiwaru, Kiueluul

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Ngiwal is situated between Melekeok and Ngaraard on the north central east coast of Babeldaob Island. Ngiwal extends from the coast to the Rael Kedam and includes the drainage of the Ngeredekuu River.

Objective The Ngiwal State Protected Areas and Natural Resource Management Plan specifies a first year goal to focus on awareness about the purpose of managing Ngiwal’s natural resource and to provide awareness on relevant legislation and regulations governing Ngiwal’s resources.

“The people of Ngiwal State want to improve their livelihood through sustainable developments (including promotion of eco‐tourism) and conserva-tion of its natural resources to ensure healthy communities and ecosystems for future generations.”