Salt from Fire: The Salt Makers of Enga
Once traded across Papua New Guinea and included in bride-price exchanges, Enga salt is made not from seawater but from wood, water, fire and...
Papua New Guinea Sepik River Crocodile Festival
Colourful Sepik Crocodile Festival is a spectacular annual celebration in the heart of one of the most remote and isolated regions of Papua New...
Where the Ground Trembles: The Enga Cultural Show
For three days, the mountain town of Wabag fills with pounding kundu drums, war cries, painted bodies and towering headdresses. Bringing communities together from...
Dancing with the Forest Spirits
Sacred and captivating, the Baining Fire Dance is unique to the Baining people of East New Britain, Papua New Guinea. On important ceremonial occasions,...
When the Spirits Come Ashore
Mysterious and feared Duk-Duk, Kinavai ceremony, impressively dressed dancers from West New Britain, New Ireland and other provinces of Papua New Guinea with their...
Bushwalking in PNG: Burns Peak
One of the most scenic walks around Port Moresby, with blue ocean, undulating hills, spectacular views of the harbour, and picturesque villages on stilts....
Bushwalking in PNG: Taurama Barracks to Malaoro market
Walk from Taurama Barracks to Malaoro market is tough but it’s one of the most scenic walks around Port Moresby. It shows the stunning...
Bushwalking in PNG: Mt Diamond waterfall
One of the most popular walks in Port Moresby. Easy and mainly flat, with small creek crossings, green grassland, pleasant shade of the forest...
Bushwalking in PNG: Koitaki Country Club
Short scenic drive out of Port Moresby, and you find yourselves walking near Koitaki Country Club surrounded by a peaceful countryside with picturesque green...
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