Gef Pa'go Chamorro Cultural Village

Gef Pa'go Chamorro Cultural Village offers a captivating glimpse into Guam's past, showcasing the traditions and customs of the Chamorro people. Located in the village of Inalåhan, this living museum is modeled after a typical Chamorro community from the 1940s and 50s. During this time, the Chamorro way of life was still widely practiced.Visitors can explore traditional thatched-roof huts, each representing a different architectural style, and witness demonstrations by Chamorro elders. These demonstrations include traditional arts, crafts, and cooking techniques. You can learn how to weave baskets, make rope from tree bark, produce sea salt, and even make coconut candy.Gef Pa'go provides an immersive experience, allowing visitors to participate in hands-on activities and gain a deeper understanding of Chamorro culture. The site also features a statue of Chief Gadao, a legendary leader known for his strength and courage. Gef Pa'go is maintained by the historic Inalahan Foundation to preserve local culture and pass down traditions to younger generations. A visit to Gef Pa'go is not just educational but also a chance to connect with the "Chamorro spirit" and appreciate the island's unique heritage.