T88DF-Palau

Yasu, JH2DFJ will serve as T88DF again from Palau from September 11 to 18, 2024.
He will be active on HF bands CW (QRSS), SSB, RTTY, SSTV, WSPR, JT65A.
Nearest DX Point T88DF
QSL is conducted through Home Call Bureau, Direct, LOTW, eQSL.

Palau, the Republic of Palau, is located in the Pacific Ocean.
The name Belau means village in Palauan.
Official languages ​​- English, Palauan.
Regionally recognized languages ​​- Japanese, Sorol, Tobian.
Ethnicity – 69.9% Palauan, 15.3% Filipino, 4.9% Chinese, 2.4% Other Asian, 1.9% White, 1.4% Carolinian, 1.1% Other Micronesian, 3.2% Other.
Currency – US dollar USD.
International calling code – +680.
Internet top-level domain – .pw
Time – UTC +9.
International Telecommunication Union Call Sign – Prefix Republic of Palau – T8A-T8Z.
WAC Awards Continent-Oceania.
DXCC Country – Republic of Palau.
CQ Amateur Radio Magazine WAZ Awards Area-27.
ITU Zone-64.
RSGB IOTA – IOTA OC-009.
QTH Positioner – PJ77.

Palau

The Palau Islands are located in the Micronesia region of Oceania, southeast of the Philippines. The original inhabitants of Palau may have come from Asia and Polynesia. Palau has a tropical climate with rainfall throughout the year. Palau is not part of the main typhoon zone. Therefore, typhoons rarely occur in the area. The cities of Palau are Koror and Melekeok. Koror is the former capital and largest city of Palau. It is home to restaurants, hotels and shops that are only available here. Melekeok is located on the island of Babeltuapu and is the new capital of Palau.

In addition, there are 14 other cities – Peleliu, Babeltuabu, Kayanel Atoll, Anguar and Southwest Islands. The other cities belong to Babeltuabu.

What to do in Palau?

There are many things to do and experience in Palau, and if you enjoy water activities, the island is famous for diving. Blue Corner is Palau’s main diving site, and it is only an hour’s boat ride away from different hotels and resorts. You can also visit the World War II battlefields in Palau.

Another striking attraction is its lakes which are famous for their jellyfish. These lakes are home to different species of jellyfish. Be sure to visit the Palau Jellyfish Lake which is classified as a scientific mystery and a natural phenomenon.

Palau’s culture and towns are some of the best in the world. It is a place to enjoy all kinds of water activities, especially diving. The most striking thing about the island is the rocky islands. They are like thick rock heads and elongated bottoms.

Scenic spots

The Etpison Museum and Gallery houses Palau’s private collection of artifacts and art. The Palau National Museum is the place to learn about Palau’s history and culture. Don’t forget Badrulchau, which consists of large basalt boulders that weigh a total of 4,500 kilograms!

Palau or the Republic of Palau is a destination for underwater lovers. The island has some of the best snorkeling and scuba diving options in the world. The island has blue holes, coral reefs, hidden tunnels, lakes, and World War II sites. Besides water adventures, the land is also rich in flora and fauna. There are exotic birds to watch on the island, and crocodiles roaming through orchids and mangrove swamps. The diversity of the Palau Islands is very rich. The locals of Palau are warm and social people.

Palau is a remote island but it is full of surprises, such as a wide variety of hotels and resorts to stay in. These accommodations range from luxury resorts to budget motels and hotels. The island is also packed with beachfront hotels, boutique hotels and resorts for tourists from all over the world. Palau’s weather and climate conditions are also very suitable for camping. For those who want to experience outdoor accommodation, there are a variety of options, especially in the Rock Islands.

Palau Video.

T88DF. Where is Palau located. Map.