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Visit the Mabini Historical Marker in Guam, honoring a Filipino hero and a shared history of resilience and the fight for independence.

The Mabini Historical Marker in Maina, Guam, commemorates Apolinario Mabini, a significant figure in the Philippine Revolution. This serene shrine offers a place for reflection on Mabini's contributions and the shared history between Guam and the Philippines.

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Opening hours

Every dayOpen 24 hours

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Address: FPF5+VH4, Maina, Guam

Getting there

Walking

The Mabini Historical Marker is located within Asan Beach Park. From the Asan Beach Unit parking lot, walk east along the Asan Beach Trail. The marker is near the east end of the parking lot. There is no admission fee.

Public Transport

From Hagåtña, take the Guam Regional Transit Authority (GRTA) bus towards Asan. The standard fare is $1.00/ride. Get off near the Asan Mayor's Office and walk towards Asan Beach Park. From there, follow the walking directions to the marker.

Taxi

Taxis are available from major hotels and shopping centers. A taxi from Hagåtña to the Mabini Historical Marker will cost approximately $20-$30. Ensure the taxi has a regulated meter; the standard flag rate is $2.40, $4.00 for the first mile, and $0.80 every ¼ mile thereafter.

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Nestled in Maina, Guam, the Mabini Historical Marker is a tribute to Apolinario Mabini, revered as the "brain of the revolution" and the first Prime Minister of the Philippines. Mabini, despite being physically disabled by polio, played a crucial role in the fight for Philippine independence. The marker stands at Asan Point, where Mabini was exiled in 1901 along with other Filipino nationalists who resisted American colonial rule. The U.S. Naval Government established a prison camp at Asan Point to house Mabini and his fellow exiles. The site serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made for freedom and independence, connecting Guam and the Philippines through their shared history.Visiting the Mabini Historical Marker offers a peaceful experience, allowing visitors to contemplate the rich history and cultural landscape of Guam. The marker itself is a representation of Filipino spirit and resilience.

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