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Navigate the Sepik River to discover its intricate network of waterways and traditional villages. This journey offers a glimpse into the lives of the indigenous tribes.
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This historic trail is not just a hike but a journey through World War II history. The Kokoda Track stretches 96 kilometres through the Owen Stanley Ranges.
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For diving enthusiasts, Tufi offers some of the best underwater experiences. The area is known for its pristine coral reefs, WWII wreck dives, and rich marine biodiversity.
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Papua New Guinea is famous for its vibrant cultural festivals. The Sing-Sing festivals provide an immersive experience of the nation's diverse cultures.
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The Highlands region is home to lush landscapes, traditional villages, and the famous Mt. Hagen.
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The capital city, Port Moresby, offers several attractions, such as the National Museum and Art Gallery, where you can learn about Papua New Guinea’s history, art, and culture.
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Rabaul, on the island of New Britain, is famous for its volcanic activity and stunning landscapes.
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Alotau, the capital of Milne Bay Province, boasts beautiful beaches and a laid-back atmosphere.
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These activities highlight the diverse experiences Papua New Guinea has to offer.