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American Samoa

61 people want to go here. 25 people have been here.
92% of people who have been to American Samoa think it's worth visiting. American Samoa is located in US Protectorates and the most popular places are Pago Pago, National Park Of American Samoa, and Ofu Island. American Samoa is featured on the lists Directory of Countries, Travel: Countries of the world, and Neither here nor there: places with multiple parents.

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Untitled by happyclams

it grows on you, i guess. :)

over 7 years ago

Talofa! by Supahfly

I love Samoa. This is my mother’s birthplace. Their culture is still so preserved and this place makes Hawaii look like an overrated Florida. I recommend venturing out to smaller islands instead of hanging around Tutuila, which is where the capital city of Pago Pago is located.

over 7 years ago

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  • travel.nytimes.com Introduction to American Samoa by FROMMER'S November 20, 2006 One of the prime reasons to visit American Samoa is to see Tutuila, one of the South Pacific's most dramatically beautiful islands, and you'll get an eyeful of gorgeous scenery on the 11km (7-mile) ride from the airport at Tafuna into the legendary port of Pago Pago. But first you will see the effects of American dollars, for the area around the airport is a bustling suburb with shopping centers and a modern multiscreen cinema. You will see that the road is crowded with automobiles and buses and are patrolled by policemen in big American-style cruisers. It's little wonder, therefore, that many visitors view American Samoa as crowded, littered, run-down, and ruined by commercialism. (read article)
  • query.nytimes.com AGING WELL IN AMERICAN SAMOA by JERI CLAUSING January 21, 2001 (read article)
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