Melekeok

Driving is the best option for getting around this sparsely populated area. The roads here tend to be in very good condition and the traffic very light.

Melekeok is home to Palau's capitol complex, which is a 30- to 45-minute drive from downtown Koror. The picturesque capitol grounds include the judicial, legislative and executive buildings for the national government. The capitol complex remains controversial to many locals, given its expansive size and cost relative to the country's tiny population.
Odalmelech (Ngermelech Gods carved from Stone)
Ngermelech Village; Meteu el Klechem
Melekeok Village; Did el Bad er a Beriber (Ancient Dock's stone bridge)
Melekeok Village; Ngermecheluch Site
Ngerang; Bai el Melekeong/Euang el Chades (Melekeok's Bai and its platform of four),
Melekeok Village; Lomech er Ngii el mora Ngeremecheluch (ancient stone path)

As of March 2011 there is no place in the capital area to eat or buy food, drinks or anything else.

• Koror