Gef Pa'go Chamorro Cultural Village

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Step back in time at Gef Pa'go Chamorro Cultural Village, where you can experience the traditions and lifestyle of Guam's Chamorro people.

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Experience Guam's Chamorro culture at Gef Pa'go, a living museum in Inalåhan. This cultural village recreates a 1940s-50s Chamorro community, where elder Chamorros demonstrate traditional arts, crafts, and cooking. Visitors can participate in hands-on activities and learn about the island's heritage.

A brief summary to Gef Pa'go

7PGX+88P, 4, Inalåhan, GU

Local tips

Visit in the morning for cooler temperatures and to avoid crowds.
Bring cash, especially small bills, for admission and souvenirs.
Engage with the elder Chamorro guides to learn more about the culture and traditions.
Try the coconut candy and other local treats made fresh at the village.

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Getting There

Driving

From Naval Base Guam, drive south on Route 1 for approximately 37 minutes. Continue onto Route 4, and Gef Pa'go will be on the right side of the road. Free parking is available on the side of the road, just before the entrance.
Public Transport

The Guam Regional Transit Authority (GRTA) operates bus routes that connect to Inalåhan. Check the GRTA website for the most up-to-date schedules and route information. From the bus stop in Inalåhan, Gef Pa'go is a short walk along the main road.

Discover more about Gef Pa'go

Gef Pa'go Chamorro Cultural Village offers an immersive journey into Guam's past, showcasing the traditions and lifestyle of the Chamorro people during the 1940s and 1950s. Located in the southern village of Inalåhan, this living museum is staffed by elder Chamorros who are eager to share their knowledge and skills with visitors. Visitors can explore traditional thatched-roof huts, each representing a different aspect of Chamorro life. Demonstrations include coconut husking, rope making, weaving, and traditional cooking. You can try your hand at weaving, making coconut candy, or learning about sea salt production. The village also features a traditional Chamorro oven and a historic home, providing a glimpse into the architecture and daily life of the era. Near the entrance, a statue of Chief Gadao commemorates a legendary leader known for his strength and wisdom. According to the legend, Chief Gadao challenged a rival chief to a contest of strength, where they broke a canoe in half while rowing in opposite directions. Gef Pa'go aims to preserve and pass down Chamorro traditions to younger generations, offering a unique and educational experience for all ages.