Chamorro Night Market, Agana Heights Travel Guide

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Experience Guam's vibrant culture at the Chamorro Night Market in Hagåtña, with food, crafts, music, and dance every Wednesday evening.

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The Chamorro Night Market in Hagåtña is a vibrant weekly event that celebrates Guam's culture with food, crafts, music, and dance. Every Wednesday evening, locals and tourists gather to enjoy traditional Chamorro dishes, shop for unique souvenirs, and immerse themselves in the island's lively atmosphere.

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West Marine Drive, Hagåtña, GU
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Wednesday 5:30 pm-9:30 pm

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Bring cash, as many vendors may not accept credit cards.
Arrive early, around 5:30 PM, as the market gets crowded quickly.
Try the local BBQ and banana lumpia for a taste of Guam's culinary scene.
Explore the handcrafted goods for unique souvenirs and support local artisans.

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Getting There

Walking

From the Hagåtña bus terminal, walk towards West Marine Drive. The Chamorro Night Market is located along this drive, a short 10-minute walk from the terminal. No cost for walking.
Public Transport

From the center of Mangilao, walk to the nearest bus stop along Route 1. Look for the bus heading towards Hagåtña. Board the bus and stay on until you reach the Chamorro Village. The bus ride takes approximately 30-40 minutes. Bus fares typically cost around $4 for a day pass.
Taxi

Taxis are readily available in most tourist areas. A taxi ride from Tumon to the Chamorro Night Market will cost approximately $20-$30, depending on traffic. Ensure the driver uses a meter or negotiate the fare beforehand.
Driving

When driving to Chamorro Village from Tumon to Hagåtña, it is located on the right side of Marine Corps Drive. After turning right to enter the village, remember it's always one-way only, driving counter-clockwise. There are parking spaces around Chamorro Village, but it's often full during the night market. Parking across Marine Corps Drive might be easier. Parking fees, if applicable, are generally around $1-$2 per hour.

Discover more about Chamorro Night Market

The Chamorro Night Market is more than just a market; it's a sensory experience and a cultural hub in the heart of Hagåtña. Every Wednesday evening from 5:30 PM to 9:30 PM, the area transforms into a bustling marketplace filled with the enticing aromas of local delicacies and the sounds of live music.Visitors can stroll through numerous stalls offering an array of traditional Chamorro dishes, such as red rice, barbecue, and fresh seafood, prepared by local vendors who take pride in their culinary heritage. Don't miss the chance to savor unique desserts and refreshments that highlight the local flavors. Beyond the food, the market is a vibrant social scene where locals gather to enjoy live music, dance performances, and cultural displays. It's a perfect opportunity for tourists to connect with the friendly residents of Guam and learn about their customs and traditions.The Chamorro Village, where the night market is held, has a rich history. In the 1960s and 1970s, farmers gathered to sell their produce and livestock at what was then known as the Guam Farmers Market. After Typhoon Pamela in 1976, it became the Guam Public Market, a focal point of island activity. The Guam Public Market was later renamed the Chamorro Village, created as an entity of the Guam Department of Commerce in 1978. Today, the Chamorro Village continues to encourage and promote local entrepreneurs, serving as a hub for the local community to perpetuate Guam's culture and traditions.