Fort Apugan

From the Church of Santa Maria to Abugenburg, follow the navigation for about ten minutes to arrive. Abugenburg has a fort left by the war, and there is no place to shade the sun, so this attraction is very sun-sun, and sun protection measures must be done. This attraction is one of the must-see attractions for Guam tourism, this attraction is free. Seeing many tourist buses will park, tourists are required to take pictures. There are simple introductions in Abugenburg in English. This attraction is on the mountain where you can rent a car or join a group, or rent a motorcycle yourself. There is parking near the attraction, and it is free and very convenient.

The reason I love it here is that it is always clean. The view is great whenever you come here. I love to come here for a picnic because there is a big tree that can shade. It is quiet and beautiful.

Abgenburg is near the Church of the Virgin Mary. It takes about five minutes to drive by car. It mainly looks at a few forts. It faces the Pacific Ocean. The scenery of the Pacific Ocean is already great!

As we drove up, we followed other people's cars and found that there was a viewing platform. Only then did we know the name of the scenic spot. There are several ancient cannons on it. They are totally different from those in World War II and have a different history.

Abugenburg is a very sunny place, but it's very special, because there are several cannons, many tour groups or Japanese and Korean tourists come here. Self-driving tour around Guam is essential.

Abgenburg is on the mountain, if you are traveling by car, you can drive past the Virgin Mary, and arrive soon. Most of the tourists here are Japanese and Korean, which may be historical reasons. Even the inscriptions above are Japanese!

There are only a few old guns left on this scenic spot. When we went there, we were still in a mess like a typhoon had just passed. But when we played in the overlooking department, the blue sea water poured into the water was really beautiful.