Reasons why Papua New Guinea must be on your travel list

Few countries in the world can match Papua New Guinea in terms of cultural diversity. Visit this beautiful country before tourists take over.

Tribal people of Papua New Guinea

Papua New Guinea has over a thousand different tribes, about 18 per cent of the country is urbanized and the rest is still covered with thick jungles. There is no road connection between one town and another - the only option is to fly.

Kokoda Track – The baby at Camp Goodwater

It is strange how we as humans (though we like to call ourselves invincible adventurists) feel the need to bond with another human - and how it puts us back on track!

Something about Papua New Guinea

Papua New Guinea is not a very safe country to visit. You must be extra cautious at all times. Generally, if you are staying at any hotel, someone will accompany you always - I had two armed guards with me. A bit of a bother, but a safe option.

Papua New Guinea Blog 2 | Trekking the Kokoda Track

I don’t know what it was about the rustic way of cooking that appealed to my wild side, but when we reached Effogi, our food-drop station, I had cheered up considerably.

Papua New Guinea Blog 1 | Arriving at Port Moresby

Papua New Guinea was the last known or talked about country in the world that had a few instances of cannibalism, which was the real clincher.