Guam’s creation story begins with two powerful gods, a brother and a sister, named Puntan and Fu’una (or Pontan and Fo’na). Long long ago, before anything else existed, Puntan and Fu’una lived. But one day, Puntan felt his spirit dying, and he looked at Fu’una and told her to use his body to create

It’s almost summertime and that means there’s more reason to kick it at the beach, have a nice barbecue, and of course, check out all the tours and events you haven’t had the chance to see yet!

May is Tourism Month! If you’re visiting the island or a local who wants to explore more, be sure to tune

Earth Day is fast approaching! If you’re reconnecting with the outdoors this weekend, check out these beautiful spots for some great pictures!

Masso Reservoir is a manmade pond in Piti right by Veteran’s Cemetery. To get there, take the first right turn after the cemetery and then turn left on the

On Guam, the ocean is hardly ever more than a 10-minute drive away. Yet, while the sandy beaches are a sight for sore eyes, there are countless land-based activities to enjoy.

Aside from hitting up one of the many luxury stores and shopping outlets, Guam is home to boutiques and shops that

Known as a paradise for the senses, Guam is a melting pot of all kinds of beauty. Its warm climate and rich soil makes it ideal for an array of wonderful species. Hidden beneath a colorful backdrop of swaying trees and foliage are a wide variety of flora introduced and indigenous to Guam.

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In keeping up with culinary trends, Guam has seen a recent boom in the number of independently-owned food trucks that set up daily around the island and serve savory dishes that can’t found in brick and mortar restaurants, and for a fraction of the price.

Often referred to as "The Tree of Life," the coconut tree, called trongkon niyok in Chamorro, is the most used of all native plants on Guam. Historically, the