Visiting Guam

rmed with nothing more than charred sticks and quicklime, the ancient Chamorros, the original inhabitants of Guam, created within these caves a window into their lives, and give us glimpses about their culture, habits and way of life.

With the wealth of zoological, botanical and marine life that Guam has, a sanctuary for all that flora and fauna is bound to be one of the major attractions on the island. That is precisely what happened when the Cushing family decided 34 years ago to build the Guam Zoological, Botanical and Marine Garden in Tumon.