PNG is a bird watcher's paradise. Pictured is a beautiful Papuan Lorikeet from Port Moresby's Nature Park. You can find around 400 bird species alone within driving distance from Port Moresby
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The Goroka Show in PNG's highlands region is a spectacle of a lifetime. Held from 14-15 of September, this 2-day "Sing Sing" is a dazzling array of colour and energy. Find out out how you can attend here
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Do you want to go on an adventure? The incredible region of Bougainville has caves, volcanoes and sinkholes just waiting to be explored!
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A great way to enjoy the beautiful surroundings of PNG is in a handmade kayak. For first-time kayakers, April to November holds the perfect conditions as the seas are generally calmer
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Today is the start of the annual Enga Show, a two day event held in the Enga Province - the northern most province of the Highlands. It is the only province where all people speak the same language, making it the largest ethnic and linguistic group in the nation.
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What better way to explore Papua New Guinea's remote and uninhabited islands than by kayak. Visit No roads expedition for a tour like this
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📍: New Ireland Province
Would you prefer fishing up dense jungle rivers or out in crystal blue coastal waters? Luckily for you, PNG has the best of both worlds! Visit for more information about fishing in PNG
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This Brown Sicklebill is one of the 42 Birds Of Paradise found in PNG. They live close to the forest edges and in the mountain side.
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to see one for yourself!
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📍: Kumul Lodge Enga
PNG locals have many different types of headdresses for different occasions, usually made out of vegetation and birds of paradise feathers among other traditional elements.
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The National Mask Festival & Warwagira, held in July every year, promotes the unique mask cultures of East New Britain Province. Find out more
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📍: East New Britain
This colourful PNG tree is named the Eucalyptus deglupta, but more commonly known as the rainbow eucalyptus. It is characterized by multi-colored bark that features hues of blue, purple, orange and maroon.
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Today at Anzac day we give a tribute to those who served in some of the worst conditions warfare can demand in the jungles of Papua New Guinea. Many trekkers will have attended a dawn service here this morning.
Lest we forget!
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@lostbytom
📍: Isurava War Memorial
The people of the Sepik believe that the reptiles from the Sepik River changed into humans and therefore play an important role in their culture. Both reptile and man have learned to live together in harmony.
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Walk the 96 kilometer long Kokoda track and enjoy both the surrounding nature and intruiging history of the famous World War II battle sites.
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Welcome to Restorf Island in Kimbe Bay. Look closely and you will see a little reef around the front, and a cosy beach to relax on. Talk about the perfect island getaway.
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Image: Tobias Friedrich
Did you know that PNG has a surf management plan that contributes to sustainable tourism for coastal land owners, keeping the beaches clean and the waves uncrowded? Book your sustainable surf trip here today!
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Tribes of Papua New Guinea love a dance and are always able to entertain the crowds with their cultural celebrations
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Image: Nathalie Michel
Are you tired of overcrowded beaches? Papua New Guinea is the place for you! Peaceful beaches dotted with beach shacks and palm trees. Book your holiday today!
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Filled to the brim with exciting history, explorers will love venturing into PNG's rain forests to uncover relics of the past like this Japanese army plane from WWII.
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and discover it for yourself. Learn more about here
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Locals preparing a “mumu”, which is traditionally done with potatoes, sweet potatoes, green vegetables, and meat cooked in coconut milk THEN wrapped in banana leaves. Delicious!
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Planning your next trip? Replace the standard fly n' flop with a life-changing adventure to PNG. Discover the blue volcanic lake at Mt. Balbi. The water turns vibrant blue in summer making the perfect backdrop for that IG shot.
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📍: Bougainville
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Happy Friday from these beauties! Experience one of the world's most remote and vibrant cultures only in PNG.
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📍 Megiar, Madang
Today is the last day of the Crocodile Festival in East Sepik Province, Wewak. This special two day festival celebrates one of Papua New Guinea's most famous tribal heartlands and the significance of the revered crocodile.
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Come face to face with Papua New Guinea's most active volcano that once wiped out the entire city of Rabaul. You can climb to the top too…if you dare!
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📍 Mt. Tavurvur, Rabaul
One of the pearls PNG has to offer! Discover secluded islands, unforgettable marine life and more aboard the MV FeBrina with Walindi Resort .
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📍 Restorff Island
The Green Jungle Python of Papua New Guinea. How do you think your eyes would go spotting this in an environment dominated by the colour green?
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In Papua New Guinea you’ll come face to face with some of the oldest continuing cultures on the planet. Attend this year's Mount Hagen Show, August 2019 with our friends
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📍: Mount Hagen Show
When in PNG you can enjoy a village stay in the incredible area of Tufi.
Meet locals, sleep in traditional villages and take in the beauty of the striking fjords.
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Image: PONANT - Michael Corbett
Papua New Guinea has arguably the best bird watching in the world. Just by looking at this Papuan Lorikeet you already know you need to book a trip and come see it for yourself!
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Image: Brian Coates
The Raggiana bird-of-paradise is the national bird of Papua New Guinea. In 1971, this species was incorporated into the national emblem and can be seen on the national flag.
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Image: Brian Coates
If you want to experience something different from the coral reefs - then Papua New Guinea has a collection of ships and aircraft wrecks from World War II you must check out!
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Remember that feeling of being a kid without a care in the world? Time to relive your childhood by living more, laughing harder and exploring the unknown.
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Did you know that Papua New Guinea's coral reefs are among the most diverse in the world, and are therefore of global significance?
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Credit: Takuya Nakamura
Only chase waterfalls when they lead to stunning scenery. Journey through PNG's remote jungles to find hidden natural beauty in every turn.
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📍: Tari, Hela Province
An aerial view of the capital city of Papua New Guinea, Port Moresby. Travel from here on to all the other beautiful places of Papua New Guinea
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