Salt from Fire: The Salt Makers of Enga
Enga is known as a rugged land with a long history of tribal fighting. However, the Engans are not only fierce warriors but also...
Behind the Satin Curtains
For more than a thousand years, Chinese opera traditions have brought together drama, music, literature, dance and elaborate visual symbolism. Once a familiar presence...
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
Unique and still intact culture, extravaganza of colours, body and face paint, impressive headdresses, traditional songs and frenzied dances make Enga Cultural Show a...
When the Gods Take to the Streets
Chingay ritual, spanning across five days, is one of the oldest celebrations in Malaysia running for over a century. This annual tradition of Johor...
Dancing with the Forest Spirits
Sacred and captivating Baining Fire Dance is unique to the Baining people living in the mountain forests of East New Britain Province of Papua New...
Papua New Guinea: National Mask Festival in East New Britain
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...
When the Bamboo Begins to Sing
The Reeds Festival, held in Arawa town on the remote Bougainville Island of Papua New Guinea, is the unique opportunity to experience the rich...
Masks, Mud and a Royal Welcome
The Gulf people don’t have many opportunities to participate in sing sing, the traditional festivals organised in other provinces. Attending the Gulf Mask Festival...
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