Life Pulse peek in Papua New Guinea

Papua New Guinea, a unique country that lies in the Pacific Ocean and its authenticity is maintained thanks to the low level of urban development (only 18% of the population live in urban centers). Besides having a unique name, Papua New Guinea also has 850 native languages​​, and (believed) a number of plant and animal species are not known!

The country is largely Untouched, even since its independence from Australia in 1975. However, few tourists make it to the beaches would feel Their trip was not in vain.

Shopping Center

Interesting experience in Papua New Guinea is a walk in the market stalls. Most items sold are authentic and homemade goods. You'll find authentic souvenirs such as Papua New Guinea: bilum - bags made of plant fibers, baskets Bouganville - regarded as one of the best basket and container in the Pacific, or a mask - it may not be used, but fun! Be careful when someone offers you "ancient artifacts" - anything made before 1960 are prohibited to be exported in order to maintain the cultural heritage of the country.

Underwater beauties. Photo credits - Boogies with Fish

Water Sports

Scuba diving is quite popular in Papua New Guinea and many dive places that have unlimited potential. Geographical structure of the sea floor plate causing fallen drastically from the edge of the beach - but the abundance of debris former World War II to add the privilege of diving here. To dive among the ruins, go to Kavieng, Loloata, or Madang. If you want to view the spectacular coral cluster, go to the Eastern Fields, about 200km from Port Moresby to the coast of Australia.

Hiking

Soil structure that does not mean the island of Papua New Guinea made a perfect place for serious climbers. For a little history and a fantastic view, go to the Kokoda track, along the 60 mile route through the Owen Stanley Range peaks. History buff will find this site as a battlefield of World War II, Japan and Australia meeting point.

If you are looking for height, go to the top: the top Wilhelm is the highest point on the island, the scenic spot and is quite accessible, depending on your fitness level. Leave early to arrive at dawn for a chance

The best look at the beautiful scenery.

Wherever you go, be wary of weather conditions: the night is cold and humid and hot during the day. There is also the risk of malaria and frequent flooding in the lowlands during the rainy season. Come out with the equipment and know enough.

Beautiful sunset Papua. Photo credits - Boogies with Fish

If to Sana

The most practical way to Papua New Guinea is by air, airlines are Air Niugini (in cooperation with Qantas) and the airline of Papua New Guinea.

Most visitors need a tourist visa; 60-day permits can be obtained at the airport, Port Moresby, on arrival. Together with other Oceania countries, make sure you bring all the travel document that outlines a plan of your return.

A number of festival is open to tourists, such as Coffee Festival in May, the National Mask Festival in July and Morale Hiri festival in September.

There are reports of violence and crime in some parts of Papua New Guinea. The spread of HIV / AIDS is quite high in some region. Alert on the way - I suggest to seek advice from an experienced travel agent before booking your trip. Women travelers are advised not to travel alone.

For more information, see the official website of Tourism in Papua New Guinea.