Babeldaob is the largest island in the Palau archipelago, located in the western Pacific Ocean. It covers an area of approximately 331 square kilometers and is known for its lush landscapes, including forests, rivers, and waterfalls. The island is home to several villages and is rich in cultural heritage. The island features a variety of ecosystems and is surrounded by coral reefs, making it a significant area for biodiversity. Babeldaob is also notable for its historical sites, including ancient stone monoliths and Bai, traditional meeting houses used by the local Palauan people.