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

An overhead view of the Madang Province in Papua New Guinea.

Madang Province, Papua New Guinea

Madang Province presents a unique opportunity for travel agents and tour operators to offer immersive cultural experiences, eco-adventures and scuba diving excursions to curious travelers. With its rich tapestry of cultures, breathtaking landscapes and diverse activities, Madang Province is a destination that will captivate the hearts of those seeking authentic and off-the-beaten-path experiences.

As travelers increasingly seek to explore lesser-known destinations, Madang Province stands out as a hidden gem ready to be uncovered. Tailor-made itineraries that encompass cultural exchanges, nature excursions and marine adventures are sure to attract a niche market of adventurous travelers.

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Cruising

Cruising in Papua New Guinea offers an immersive cultural odyssey. Travelers have the opportunity to visit remote villages, engage with Indigenous communities, and witness age-old customs, dances and artistry. It's an unparalleled journey that celebrates the vibrant cultural mosaic of this nation. Cruise itineraries wind through dense rainforests, past pristine beaches and reveal stunning vistas of volcanic peaks and crystal-clear waters. Bird-watchers will be enchanted by the diverse avian species while encounters with dolphins, turtles and other marine life are common. Exploring the lush jungles may also reveal unique creatures like tree kangaroos and wallabies. The natural beauty here is nothing short of awe inspiring!

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Two men on a small fishing boat in the ocean.

A Beautifully lush mountains peaking into the sky in Papua New Guinea.

Kokoda Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels Day

Kokoda Station in Papua New Guinea's Northern Province becomes the focal point of Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels Day, also known as Kokoda Day, on Nov. 3. This day commemorates the Indigenous men who played a vital role as laborers for the Allied forces during the Kokoda Trail Campaign in World War II. They were affectionately named the “Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels,” a term coined by an Australian army officer in a famous poem written during the wartime campaign. The day commences with a wreath-laying ceremony followed by traditional sing-sing performances at Kokoda Memorial Field. This solemn occasion honors the enduring spirit and invaluable support provided by these unsung heroes during a pivotal moment in history.

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