Senator Angel Leon Guerrero Santos Latte Stone Memorial Park đánh giá

Chúng tôi rất vui khi ghé thăm công viên Batu Rite. Nhỏ hơn nhiều so với tôi nghĩ nhưng vẫn đẹp.. và thú vị. Có một khu nghỉ tại tranh để bạn tham quan và bạn cũng có thể đi qua từ đây. Thật tiếc vì cái này bạn có thể đi qua rất nhiều Bản thân công viên rất đẹp và sạch sẽ. Có người nói về vé nhưng thực tế không có vé. Thực sự là một kỳ nghỉ ngắn ngày thú vị.

Lady Stone Park is a small attraction, behind St. Mary's Church, where you can see the houses of the former islanders, which are similar to the shape of the peaks of Stonehenge in Western Australia. There are many tourists and it is a free attraction.

On the opposite side of a road behind Spanish Square, there is a small open park, but it is shady and pleasant. The landmark building is the eight Latites representing Chamorro civilization.

It is necessary to visit the Lati Stone Park, which is opposite the Guam Administration Building. The park is large and has a long history. There are many beautiful boulders in the park. It feels great to visit here. The scenery is really wonderful.

A small park across the road from Spain's Square is densely wooded. Eight Latites representing Chamorro culture have been moved here. Close to the hillside are two air defense entrances.

Tilla Stone Park is near the Spanish Square. It's on the side of the road. When it arrives, it turns out that it's very small, so it's easy to overlook. Here are some small stones like mushrooms, which are said to be houses formerly inhabited in Guam.