Gef Pa'go: A Living Chamorro Cultural Village

Gef Pa'go Chamorro Cultural Village offers an immersive journey into Guam's past, depicting a typical Chamorro community from the mid-20th century. Located in the picturesque village of Inalåhan, this living museum is staffed primarily by elder Chamorros who are eager to share their knowledge and skills with visitors. Here, you can witness demonstrations of traditional Chamorro arts, crafts, and cooking techniques. Learn about basket weaving, rope making from tree bark, and the process of making sea salt. You can even try your hand at weaving or making coconut candy. The village provides a hands-on experience, allowing you to connect with the island's indigenous culture in a meaningful way.Gef Pa'go is more than just a tourist attraction; it's a place where local schoolchildren come to reconnect with their heritage. The preservationists at Gef Pa'go are passionate about teaching visitors about the Chamorro spirit and preserving local culture for future generations. Near the entrance, a statue of Chief Gadao commemorates a legendary leader known for his strength.