GUAM'S TREASURES  

Sleep on the earliest pre pole thatch wooden homes that ancestors built.

Weave with leaves and palms to make baskets for everyday life.

Walk with the Koko bird in Guam. It is the official bird on the island. It became extinct due to the brown tree snake.

Come swim with a turtle on Guam and see the beauty outside the reef.

Sail on the Mudelon Galaide Siha to travel between islands or reef and go fishing.

Eat fresh Chotda bananas in the valleys that are grown in fertile soil.

Guam's Treasures continues to carry the indigenous spirit, language, and culture of its people.&nbsp;

Sit by the most impressive 15ft. Latte Stone at Taga site. It remains in the ground.

Use a kulo <br/>(triton shell horn) <br/>to gather friends around.

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