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Papua New Guinea - a million different journeys. A beautiful waterfall flowing to a small pool in a lush forest.

An arial view of the Manus Province in Panua New Guinea.

Manus Province, Papua New Guinea

Nestled in Papua New Guinea's Admiralty Islands, Manus Province shines with natural beauty and vibrant culture. Its stunning beaches, lush rainforests, and welcoming communities offer boundless adventures for eco-tourists and nature enthusiasts. With thriving trade and fishing industries, Manus offers both economic opportunity and a harmonious blend of nature and tradition for all to experience.

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Milne Bay Province, Papua New Guinea

Tucked in Papua New Guinea's east, Milne Bay Province is a tropical haven of vibrant culture and natural wonders. Its pristine reefs and clear waters entice adventurers to explore its underwater playground, brimming with colorful marine life. Whether diving into lagoons or embracing hospitality, Milne Bay promises an unforgettable journey of beauty and culture.

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Tufi Resort

Situated on the stunning fjords of Tufi in Oro Province, Tufi Resort offers world-class diving experiences in Papua New Guinea's pristine waters. The resort provides access to some of the most biodiverse coral reefs in the world, home to vibrant marine life including tropical fish, coral gardens and pelagic species. Divers can explore a variety of dive sites, from vivid coral walls to World War II wrecks, while also enjoying snorkeling, kayaking and cultural excursions. Tufi Resort caters to both experienced divers and beginners, offering professional guides and luxurious accommodations amid breathtaking scenery.

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Kokoda Track Trekking

The Kokoda Track is a historic trail that winds through the rugged Owen Stanley Range in Papua New Guinea. This iconic trek offers a challenging and immersive experience, retracing the footsteps of World War II soldiers. Trekkers navigate dense rainforests, steep mountain passes and traditional villages, gaining insight into Papua New Guinea's culture and history. The journey culminates at the Kokoda village, where trekkers can pay respects at memorials and reflect on the significance of the track. Kokoda Track trekking provides a unique adventure for history buffs, outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking personal growth.

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An arial view of the Kokoda Track in the Owen Stanley Range.

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Karkar Island Bilum Festival

The Karkar Island Bilum Festival in Papua New Guinea celebrates the revered art of bilum weaving. This captivating event showcases the intricate craftsmanship and cultural significance of the bilum, a handwoven bag made from natural fibers. Visitors witness colorful weaving demonstrations, purchase authentic bilums from skilled artisans, and immerse themselves in traditional dances and music performances. The festival provides a platform for preserving cultural heritage, fostering community pride and promoting sustainable income opportunities for local weavers, all amid the rich tapestry of Papua New Guinea's cultural diversity.

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Sepik River Cultural Tours

The Sepik River is a lifeline for many communities in Papua New Guinea and is rich in cultural heritage. Cultural tours along the Sepik River offer visitors a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the traditions and lifestyles of the Indigenous peoples that call this region home. Travelers can visit remote villages nestled along the riverbanks, where they can witness traditional ceremonies, woodcarving demonstrations and storytelling sessions. These tours provide a firsthand glimpse into the intricate artistry, spiritual beliefs and social structures of the area’s diverse people, fostering cultural exchange and appreciation.

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A man from Papua New Guinea in a traditional headdress.

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