關島的拉提石公園是一個很小的景點，但是那些地圖結合谷歌地圖在找，小了很久很久才能找到，後來才發現原來拉提石公園就在西班牙廣場的後方，在一條馬路邊上，在公園的對面有一個免費的中型停車場，公園裡有一些部落的遺址，是一些用類似稻草堆成的房屋，還有一些當時的記錄痕迹，這個是一個免費的景點，對歷史感興趣的話這個景點就不能錯過了。值得提醒的是，有無公園就在馬路邊上，過馬路要注意安全，那天馬路的車很多，可能是因為旅遊景點比較集中的地方吧！

我們很開心地参觀了拉提石公園。比我想象中小很多，但還是很美..而且很有趣。這裡有一個衝突避難所供你参觀，而且你還可以從這裏穿過去。不幸的是你可以穿過的這個有很多垃圾。公園本身是很漂亮而且很乾凈。有些人說起門票但其實是沒有門票的。真是一個愉快的短暫停留。

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.