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Wednesday night market is very lively and original. Coconut and Chamorro barbecues are delicious. The vendors are very enthusiastic, and some of them are very liberal and interesting. Amusement projects are very unique, Zip Line pulled up by boarding ladder, small trains connected in series with petrol drums, looking like laughter. There is also a hall for middle-aged and old people to dance, like a square dance bar in China. This is a good place to experience local culture. It's worth experiencing. On Wednesday evening, there are special buses to and from GPO and DFS, with round trip fares of $7. Until the end of the night market.

Chamorro Night Market is located in Chamorro Village. Every Wednesday from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., at 7 p.m., there are local performances on the left side of the village. On the right side, there are coconut-spiked salmon. It's worth a try. There are many barbecue shops, barbecue spareribs, shrimp kebakes, roast yu, beef kebake, corn kebake, recommendation!

I went to the night market specially, but I don't think it's a Japanese holiday. I don't feel very busy. I ate coconut puncture and red rice. Many craftsmen set up stalls, but I feel that things are quite ordinary.

Chamorro is the main village in Guam, where Japanese residents are the majority. The night market here is also Guam's most famous and largest. There are many special stalls here, and many Japanese snacks are delicious. Coming to Guam, I think it's here anyway.

The last attraction of the Southern Tour is a live demonstration of how indigenous people make crafts and sugar from coconuts by uncles and wives dressed in very "Chamorro". The big man shocked himself by squeezing coconut juice with his bare hands. The milky white coconut juice spilled through his fingers and dripped into a bowl made of coconut shells. Then it was served to everyone to taste something. I remember introducing some very traditional knitting methods. It's quite interesting. Of course, you can also buy some souvenirs in the end. It doesn't matter if you don't buy them. The only inconvenience is that there are no buses here, so they can only report to the regiment or rent a car to drive by themselves.

To Guam must experience the night market, very busy, super-crowded. Every Wednesday night there is a night market. This afternoon, there is an extra lap in the nearby Spanish Square. I went to the nearby Statue of Liberty and returned to the night market around 6:30. There were so many people that the barbecue queue lasted for more than an hour and the octopus pellets queued for an hour. Barbecue is super delicious! Very recommended! In the past, it was very convenient to go to the GPO by clang car for $4, and to return to DFS by bus at night. When you were full, you would start for $4.

Very distinctive places, weekdays are tourist attractions, Wednesday nights are night markets, night markets are lively, there are stage performances, everyone is very hey, oh, is also to Guam so many days to see the most people place. (4) The night market is the most BBQ, many need to queue, LG afraid not clean, did not agree with me to eat, we went to feel the atmosphere, bought some small. Gadget 2

Chamolo Culture Village should be at night, but we did not pay attention to the time when making strategy, the daytime passed, the result is to see a small house, there is nothing in it! Later, it was discovered that there was a small booth selling handicraft in the evening.

From the hotel by taxi, it was very busy, the merchants were very good, the things were expensive, there were many barbecues to eat, there were small performances, good.

The cultural village during the day basically has nothing to see, but can only see some equivalent, at night there are many local handicraft, you can go by Tinker Truck, but pay attention to the collection time!