Wanfenglin Six-Day Tour Pacific Island Country Guam belongs to which country?

There are many beautiful islands in the Pacific, such as Guam. You may have heard of it, but which country does Guam, a Pacific island country, belong to? Where is it? What is there to enjoy during island tourism? Here are some answers for you. Guam, located at the southernmost tip of the Mariana Islands, is the gateway to Micronesia, covering an area of ??549 square kilometers. It is located at 13 26 north latitude and 144 43 east longitude, 5863 kilometers east of Lulu Tanxiang Mountain. It is a liaison station between the United States, Japan and the Philippines, and occupies an important strategic position controlling sea and air traffic in the Western Pacific.

Which country does the Pacific island Guam belong to? The indigenous people of this island are the Chamorro people, who originated from Malaysia and Indonesia in Southeast Asia and settled here about 3,500 years ago. In modern times, it was occupied by Spain, Japan, and the United States, and is now an overseas territory of the United States. It is a territory under the unconstitutional control of the United States, and US military bases account for about a quarter of the island. It is still classified as a non-self-governing territory by the United Nations, and its capital is Algana. It is a small island that sits alongside the United States. Although it is not as famous as Hawaii, it is also the Garden of Eden and is also known as a duty-free shopping paradise. Guam’s famous tourist attractions recommend the Pacific War Historical Park, which opened in 1978. The trip to Shanxi is to pay tribute to the U.S. military, Guam residents and Japanese troops who sacrificed their lives in World War II, and to remind the world to learn lessons and cherish the hard-won peace. This park consists of six different locations on Guam. In addition to monuments, there are also World War II buildings and a large number of weapon imitations (such as torpedoes and fortresses, etc.). Therefore, this park has also become a memorial site for World War II. In addition, the natural scenery such as clear beaches and swaying coconut trees is also very good. The park has picnic areas, restaurants, a visitor center and a museum. There is also about 4.047 square kilometers of water in the park where diving is possible. You can dive to the bottom of the sea to see sunken ships and other military relics. In addition to diving, visitors can also do other activities such as fishing, boating, kayaking, biking, hiking, horseback riding, and swimming. Lashes Park Lashes are pillars used by the Chamorro people when building their houses. It consists of the lower part of the stone pillar and the upper part of the stone cap. The semicircular stone caps and stone pillars are convex and concave, which have a shock-absorbing effect. The construction techniques were inherited from the indigenous tribes in the mountains of northern Luzon, Philippines. In the Chamorro Cultural Village, houses with traditional indigenous architectural styles are preserved. There are traditional Chamorro handicraft performances here every day, and local residents can also see using honeycombs as ovens to bake delicious cookies. The urban area of ??the two lovers' spots is less than 20km, and you can take the sightseeing bus in the city. Two Lovers Point is an excellent observation deck with a bird's-eye view of the white sand coast along the Philippine Sea, central Guam and the beautiful scenery under the cliffs. Watching the sunset here is the best enjoyment. You can overlook the hotel buildings and the coral shoals along the coast at sunset. There is another legend here. It is said that a pair of Chamorro lovers were opposed by their parents when they got married and decided to die in love. They tied their hair together and both jumped off a cliff to die in love, so the hair of the sculpture that the two lovers clicked was also tied together. Recommended nearby tourist islands: Saipan, the capital of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. Go to Saipan and climb the island's tidal peak, which is only 420 meters above sea level. You can see the vast Pacific Ocean to the east and the Mariana Trench, the deepest blue water. Saipan also has many historical relics of the Pacific Battle, such as the Japanese army’s last order and suicide cliff. It is a must-have place for history lovers.

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Climate: It has a tropical monsoon climate and the island has summer. The whole year is divided into dry season (November-May) and rainy season (June-October). The annual temperature is 21 ~ 32, and the annual average temperature is 27. There are strong easterly and northeasterly winds throughout the year, and earthquakes and typhoons occur from time to time (August-September). Best time to travel: Since the weather does not change much throughout the year, it is suitable to go at any time. The best months are from March to June, when the weather is cool and comfortable, making it more suitable for enjoying a wonderful holiday at the beach. Guam's voltage: Like the United States, the voltage is 110/120 volts, 60 Hz, using two flat sockets. So which country does the Pacific island country of Guam belong to? This is an overseas territory of the United States. It not only has World War II relics, but also indigenous culture, beautiful island scenery and entertainment projects, as well as many duty-free shopping stores.