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Tumbuna Festival
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Forty-five minutes from Mount Hagen, Papua New Guinea's third-largest city, the Tumbuna Festival takes place on the grounds of Rondon Ridge. This private singsing is a gathering of tribes or villages to showcase their distinct culture, and is attended by hundreds of people. This year, the Tumbuna Festival will take place on Friday, May 22. The singsing provides guests an exclusive and intimate experience with the local tribes, and an opportunity to get a glimpse of Papua New Guinea’s rich culture. The Tumbuna singsing celebrates culture, tradition and the ways of the ancestors with lively celebrations.
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AMBUA LODGE REOPENS
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Situated at 7,000 feet above sea level, and boasting sweeping views of the lush Tari Valley below, Ambua Lodge is reopening its doors following the 2018 earthquake. The property returns with new repairs, heated floors in the main lodge, and lush flower gardens while keeping the off-the-beaten-path charm that it was known for prior to closing. Operated by Trans Niugini Tours, the award-winning, eco-friendly lodge offers 30 comfortable houses, and 18 modern hotel rooms built almost exclusively from natural materials. The large windows are perfect for spotting the 217 species of birds around the lodge. The surrounding property has numerous nature trails that lead to clear mountain streams and secluded waterfalls.
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Loloata Private
Island Resort
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Loloata Private Island Resort is a newly opened luxury boutique escape located off the coast of Port Moresby. The resort consists of 68 tastefully arranged suites that are designed to be harmonious with nature and cater to any traveler looking to unwind. Guests can choose from ocean view or overwater accommodation to find their perfect Papua New Guinea island escape. The resort sits amongst 29 dive sites in Bootless Bay, making it an ideal escape for divers as well.
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