population: 0.064 million

extension: 1.98 square kilometers

Museums

There are no museums located in Taroa, Marshall Islands. However, you can visit the Alele Museum and Public Library which is located in Majuro, the capital of the Marshall Islands. The museum showcases the history, culture, and traditions of the Marshallese people through exhibits and artifacts.

If you're interested in visiting more museums nearby, you can also check out the Marshall Islands Resort Museum, which is also located in Majuro.

Food

I'm sorry, but Taroa is a small island with a population of only a few hundred people and doesn't have any specific local cuisine that is unique to the island. However, as part of the Marshall Islands, the traditional Marshallese diet consists mainly of seafood such as fish and shellfish, as well as root vegetables like taro and sweet potato. Some popular dishes in the Marshall Islands include:

1. Lobster in coconut milk (Milkik)
2. Grilled Fish (Ippan)
3. Coconut Crab (Kadok)
4. Breadfruit with coconut milk (Mumun)
5. Octopus Stew (Lobak)

These dishes can be found in restaurants throughout the Marshall Islands, including on Majuro, the capital island which is the most developed and has the widest variety of dining options.

Activities

As Taroa is a small island with a population of only a few hundred people, there aren't many organized tourist activities available. However, you can experience the local way of life by taking a stroll through the village and interacting with the locals. You can also visit the local markets where you can find fresh seafood and locally grown produce.

Another popular activity among the locals is fishing. You can hire a boat and join the fishermen for a day of fishing in the surrounding waters. Alternatively, you can go snorkeling or diving to explore the coral reefs and marine life of the area.

Additionally, you can take part in traditional Marshallese activities such as weaving, coconut husking, and dancing. The locals are known for their hospitality, so don't be surprised if you're invited to a community gathering or celebration during your stay.