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Asan Bay Overlook: A Place of Remembrance

Reflect on Guam's WWII history at this scenic overlook with memorials, sculptures, and panoramic views of the battle's landing beaches.

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Asan Bay Overlook in Guam is a memorial park offering stunning views of the Asan and Piti villages and the landing beaches of the Battle of Guam. Completed in 1994, it honors those who suffered and died during World War II, featuring landscaped walkways, bronze sculptures, and the Memorial Wall of Names.

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Local tips

  • Visit during sunset for breathtaking views and photo opportunities.
  • Take time to read the informative plaques to fully appreciate the historical significance of the area.
  • Wear comfortable shoes for walking and exploring the park's paths.
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Getting There

  • Car

    From A.B. Won Pat International Airport, take Route 10A to Marine Corps Drive (Route 1). Turn left and drive approximately 5 miles. Turn left onto Route 6 and travel approximately 4 miles; the overlook is on the right. Parking is free.

  • Public Transport

    From Hagåtña, take the local bus towards Asan Point. The bus ride takes approximately 13 minutes and costs $2-$4. From the bus stop near the intersection of Route 1 and Route 8, walk approximately 0.3 miles along Route 8 to the left until you reach the entrance to Asan Bay Overlook.

  • Taxi

    From Hagåtña, a taxi to Asan Bay Overlook takes about 7 minutes and costs approximately $30-$40.

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Asan Bay Overlook, completed in 1994, serves as a poignant memorial to those who lost their lives or suffered atrocities during World War II. The overlook provides beautiful views of the seaside villages of Asan and Piti, offering an aerial perspective of the landing beaches used by the U.S. Marines during the Battle of Guam. The park features landscaped walkways and a viewing platform adorned with historical photos. Commemorative bronze sculptures depict events on Guam during the Japanese occupation (1941-1944) and the Battle of Guam in 1944. The Memorial Wall lists the names of 1,880 U.S. servicemen who died on Guam, along with 1,170 Guam residents who perished and 14,721 who suffered atrocities during the war. Visitors can reflect on the sacrifices made while observing the terrain that U.S. Marines scaled to reclaim the island. The overlook provides a solemn and peaceful space to remember the fallen.

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