Pago Pago
Country: American Samoa
Region: Oceania
Period: 1900-present
Location: -14.2781°N, -170.7020°E
Description
Pago Pago is the vibrant capital of American Samoa, located on the island of Tutuila in the South Pacific. Known for its stunning harbor surrounded by lush mountains, it offers visitors a combination of natural beauty, Samoan culture, and island life. The city is an essential port of call and a gateway to the rest of the U.S. territory.
Modern Remains
Pago Pago features many key attractions, such as the National Park of American Samoa, where visitors can hike through tropical rainforests and enjoy views of native wildlife. Landmarks include the American Samoa National Marine Sanctuary, and Bluff Cliffoffering panoramic views. Tourists can also visit the Jean P. Haydon Museum, showcasing Samoan heritage and traditional crafts, or explore Fagatogo Village, the oldest settlement in American Samoa.