Guam

Guam, situated between Philippines and Hawaii is a crossroad and natural gateway to the countries of United States and Pacific Basin. Its apt location provides an easy access from and to major Asian marketplaces by being merely three to four hours of flying from Hong Kong, China, Taiwan, Okinawa, Korea and Japan. Guam which is an unincorporated terrain of United States was settled by Chamorros before the Spanish occupied Guam in the late seventeenth century.  The US claimed city after Spanish American (in the year 1898) and except for the Japanese possession during Second World War, Guam is governed by the American Laws since the ''Treaty of Paris'' (1898).

Today, Guam is a cosmopolitan society retaining a distinctive culture, the heart of which is ancient Chamorro influenced heavily by theCatholic Church and Spanish Occupation. Immense American influences are also apparent in the festivity of several public holidays.

Things to do and see in Guam

Spain has ruled this island for more than 300 years and so the city has several historical buildings built up from this epoch. Tumon Bay, located in Hagatna is the major tourist center. Many botanical gardens are also present such as Inarajan Shore Botanical Garden, Nano Fall Botanical Garden and Pineapple Plantation.  Some other fascinating parks include Merizo Pier Park, surrounded by a clear lagoon that also hosts the annual ''Merizo Water Festival'' and Latte Park, situated at bottom lines of ''Kasamata Hill''''. There are also some incredible beach parks such as Beach Park and Talofofo Bay and Ipao Beach Park which are located on the ancient settlement of Chamorro.

For divers, several attractions include reef, WWII wrecks and a wide variety of aquatic fauna and flora. ''Reef fishing'' with rod and net is extremely popular. Some coastal resorts are also there to provide the travelers with fantastic surfing facilities.

Airlines flying to Guam

Continental Airlines,  Malaysia Airlines, British Airways, Thai Airways and Japan Airlines provide very cheap flights to  Guam

Passport and Visa requirements for US Citizens

U.S. citizens are required to present a valid passport that has at least one blank visa page and the passport should not expire within six months of the last day you are in the country. U.S. citizens are not required to secure a visa in advance of travel to the country. You may stay in the country without a visa indefinitely.