Håfa adai! Every village on Guam has its own story — the church on the hill, the bay where the family swims on Sundays, the view on the drive home. This Christmas, we wanted to put those places on the tree.
Village Memories is Guam Route's Limited Christmas Collection 2026: keepsake ornaments that each celebrate a Guam village. Every ornament pairs a full-color island scene with a layered natural wood frame engraved with bells, holly, snowflakes, Christmas trees and a "Merry Christmas" script, and arrives on our Island Memories gift card — ready to wrap or hand over.
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Find your village
Choose the village you grew up in, the one you live in now, or the one you were stationed near. Each ornament shows a scene that village is known for:
- Hagåtña — historic church, latte stone and the harbor
- Agana Heights, Sinajana & Mongmong-Toto-Maite — the hilltop fort and cannon over the bay
- Hågat (Agat) — the village church and latte stone
- Santa Rita–Sumai — Apra Harbor and a Navy ship at the pier
- Piti–Asan–Maina — a coastal cannon above the west-side reef
- Humåtak (Umatac) Sunset — the stone bridge and Magellan monument at golden hour
- Humåtak (Umatac) Coastal — the Spanish-era fort above the bay
- Southern Guam – Cetti Bay — sunset from the overlook
- Malesso' (Merizo) — the pier, a boat and Cocos Island lagoon
- Inalåhan (Inarajan) — the old church above the natural pools
- Talo'fo'fo — waterfalls beside latte stones
- Talo'fo'fo–Yona — jungle falls and the east coast
- Yona — cascading waterfalls and the blue Pacific
- Tamuning — hotel towers along the bay
- Tamuning–Tumon–Harmon — Tumon Bay sunset and Two Lovers Point
- Tumon Bay — white sand, turquoise water and hotel row
- Harmon — green hills down to a turquoise bay
- Yigo — a cargo jet soaring over the northern cliffs, a nod to Andersen
Who they're for
- Military families — remember your duty station, or send one home as a PCS gift before you leave the island.
- Family off island — a little piece of the village for manåmko' and cousins in the States who can't make it home this Christmas.
- Locals — rep your village on your own tree, or pick a different village for each sibling and start a family collection.
- Visitors — a Tumon or Hagåtña ornament is a souvenir that comes out every December.
Details
- About 3.25 inches across, with a gold hanging cord
- Layered natural wood frame with engraved holiday details
- Packaged on a Guam Route Island Memories gift card
- $15.99 each
Order online for free local pickup in Tamuning or fast delivery across Guam. We also ship to the CNMI and the U.S. — order early so it lands before Christmas.
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Felis Påsgua, from all of us at Guam Route.