Everyone just needs a place to unwind sometimes and the best way to do that is by reconnecting with nature.
In the summer of 1996, my mother took me to Guam, a tiny island sitting on the southern left edge of the Pacific Ocean.
Editor’s note: Whether you’re out to capture island beauty with a camera, in search of a picture-perfect backdrop for romance, or you simply appreciate a scenic vista as much as the next guy or gal, it doesn’t take long to notice that there is much about Guam to please the eye.
Areca (Betel) nut is the seed of the palm known scientifically as Areca catechu. Betel nut is the fourth most widely used psychoactive substance in the world, following only caffeine, alcohol, and tobacco.
In Guam’s capital city of Hagåtña sightseers can take a memorable walk through Guam’s history.
Palau’s waters conceal a compelling story—a tale of destruction and resilience, history and nature, past and present.
Capt. Barbara C. Tayama is the first Guam Customs officer to graduate from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) National Academy upon her completion of the academy’s 292nd session that culminated with a graduation ceremony on Dec. 12 at the FBI Training Academy in Quantico, Va.
Cheese…seasoned ground beef…bacon…all baked in a fluffy biscuit (did I mention there was BACON?).
Aside from Hawaii, there’s arguably no other place in the world than Guam where Spam is more popular.
US and Japanese Navy Personnel Assist with Restoration
Taste of Guam
Best of Pacific
Destination Paradise
Welcome to the Pacific