Gef Pa'go, Apra Harbor Travel Guide

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Experience traditional Chamorro culture at Gef Pa'go in Inalåhan, Guam, a living museum showcasing the island's heritage and Chamorro traditions.

Experience Guam's Chamorro culture at Gef Pa'go, a living museum in Inalåhan. See demonstrations of traditional crafts, cooking, and arts by Chamorro elders in a village setting modeled after the 1940s and 50s. It offers a unique glimpse into the island's past and the Chamorro spirit.

A brief summary to Gef Pa'go

7PGX+88P, 4, Inalåhan, GU

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Know before you go

Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Gef Pa'go.

Visit in the morning for cooler temperatures and fewer crowds.
Engage with the Chamorro elders to learn more about the culture and traditions.
Bring cash, as it may be needed for admission and the gift shop.

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Getting There

Driving

From Naval Base Guam, take Route 1 south. Continue onto Route 4, then turn right onto Chalan Kanton Tasi. Gef Pa'go will be on your right. Parking is free.
Public Transport

Take the Guam Regional Transit Authority (GRTA) bus to Inalåhan. From the bus stop, Gef Pa'go is a short walk away. Check the GRTA schedule for routes and times. Bus fare is around $3.

Discover more about Gef Pa'go

Gef Pa'go Chamorro Cultural Village, located in the historic village of Inalåhan, Guam, offers an immersive journey into the island's rich cultural heritage. This living museum is designed to resemble a Chamorro village from the 1940s and 50s, allowing visitors to experience traditional Chamorro life.Elder Chamorros, the indigenous people of Guam, staff the village and demonstrate traditional arts, crafts, and cooking techniques. Visitors can learn about basket weaving, sea salt production, and how to make coconut candy. You might even get a chance to try your hand at these skills. As you wander through the village's eight ancient-style thatched-roof huts, you'll gain insights into the architectural styles and daily life of the Chamorro people.Gef Pa'go is more than just a tourist attraction; it's a place where the Chamorro culture is preserved and passed down to future generations. The village provides a tranquil setting for reflection and connection to the island's heritage. Near the entrance, a statue of Chief Gadao, a legendary leader, stands as a reminder of the island's rich history. The village is open daily from 9 AM to noon.