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Gulf Province

Explore Papua New Guinea’s untamed Gulf Province, south of Port Moresby. Off the tourist path, accommodations are simple, including village stays and cozy guesthouses. Enjoy fishing, canoeing or bushwalking along historical gold exploration routes. Must-sees include majestic rivers, Neolithic longhouses and the famed Bulldog Track. To get there, head west from Port Moresby on the Hiritano Highway and enjoy a scenic 4-hour drive to Kerema – the gateway to this rugged wilderness.

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Eastern Highlands Province

Experience Goroka’s vibrant culture, coffee estates and crafts amid refreshing high altitudes. The Eastern Highlands' capital comes alive, particularly during September's Independence Day festivities. Guided coffee plantation tours and encounters with the legendary Asaro Mudmen are must-do’s as are venturing to Lufa for cave paintings and a climb up Mount Michael. Access Goroka via domestic flights from Port Moresby or connect through smaller airlines.

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Fishing with Sport Fishing PNG

Discover unparalleled angling adventures in Papua New Guinea's secluded coastal regions and on its pristine rivers. The elusive Papua New Guinea black bass and unique river tiger test any fishers’ skills. Dive into the Bismarck and Archipelago seas for a chance to reel in dogtooth tuna, sailfish and marlin, or stay at Bensbach Wildlife Lodge for barramundi fishing. Explore coastal waters near Madang, East and West New Britain, and New Ireland – and for a real challenge, head near Kandrian, West New Britain to try your hand at catching Papuan black and spottail bass.

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Surfing

Discover Papua New Guinea's warm waters and consistent waves amid a rich traditional culture. From October through April, enjoy the surf breaks in Vanimo, Wewak, Madang and Kavieng, thanks to the country's surf management plan. In addition to limiting the number of surfers to an area to ensure uncrowded waters, the plan also puts surfing tourism money into the hands of the reef owners to aid sustainability programs. Explore kitesurfing offers along the vast coastline from May through November.

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Sing-Sing

Sing-sings, rhythmic song and dance gatherings, draw together people from tribes and villages all over Papua New Guinea as a way to commune, share their distinct cultures, and bring their bodies and voices together in shared traditions. Some of the most famous sing-sings include the annual Mount Hagen Show, held in August, and the annual Goroka Show, held in September. Learn more about these traditions, and see a full list by clicking on the link below.

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Mumu

Mumu is a culinary icon in Papua New Guinea, often considered the nation's signature dish. It features a harmonious blend of pork, sweet potato, rice and assorted vegetables. This traditional fare embodies a balanced meal, combining essential staples like crops and meat. Its name pays homage to the traditional earth oven utilized in its preparation.

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