Pago Pago Pins and Buttons

Description: Pago Pago Tiki Bar

Description: Celebrate the beauty of the Pacific Islands with this classic Pago Pago graphic. Featuring bold, retro-inspired typography, this clean captures the spirit of American Samoa. Perfect for travelers, locals, or anyone who loves coastal adventures and tropical vacation vibes. Show your in this unique island paradise.

Description: Experience the charm of Pago Pago, American Samoa with this vintage-inspired graphic. Featuring a detailed landscape of the harbor and lush tropical foliage, it evokes a nostalgic 19th-century aesthetic of the South Pacific.

Description: A horizontal split design features the flag of American Samoa on the left with an eagle holding a fasces on the right, overlaid on a tan background. Below the flag and emblem, the text "PAGO PAGO AMERICAN SAMOA" is displayed in bold white sans-serif font.

Description: Showcase your love for Pago Pago with this bold red athletic typography . Perfect for travelers, locals, and anyone proud of their favorite tropical destination. Stand out with this clean, classic style graphic ideal for everyday wear.

Description: Pago Pago Lounge was a mid-twentieth century Tiki Bar named for and inspired by the capital city of Pago Pago on South Pacific Ocean island of American Samoa. Opened in 1947, it was the first Tiki themed restaurant and bar in Tucson, Arizona located in the Miracle Mile Historic District.

Description: The Flag of American Samoa

Description: A circle design with a photo of the National Park.

Description: An emblem reminiscent of the trail markers on the Appalachian National Scenic Trail.

Description: American Samoa National Park Illustration Travel Retro Badge

Description: The Flag of American Samoa

Description: An arrowhead, reminiscent of the National Park Services arrowhead logo, containing a scenic photo of the National Park.

Description: A badge celebrating the National Park, it's state, and foundation date.

Description: Located close by the Shwethlyaung temple, the M temple is one of the newer in the region. Built in 2002, it is unusual because of the outdoor nature of the Buddha. In this instance, the reclining Buddha is not covered by any building or structure, which leads many to believe that the complex may not be completed. The detailing and composure of the image make it one of the more striking reclining Buddhas around. The size of this Buddha image exceeds that of the image in the neighboring Shwethlyaung temple.