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Discover Papua New Guinea's extraordinary tribal cultures, pristine coral reefs, volcanic highlands, and some of the world's most untouched rainforests using the interactive map below. Click on the animated markers to explore Port Moresby, the Highlands, the Sepik River, Milne Bay, and the incredible biodiversity of the Pacific's wildest destination.

🗺️ Papua New Guinea Interactive Travel Map

🌿 Things to Do in Papua New Guinea by Region

🏙️ Port Moresby & Central Province

  • Visit the National Museum & Art Gallery for tribal masks, canoes & cultural artefacts
  • Explore Parliament House grounds and the iconic Ela Beach waterfront
  • Tour Varirata National Park for birdwatching and panoramic highland views
  • Walk the beginning of the Kokoda Track at Owers' Corner with Owen Stanley Range vistas
  • Experience the Port Moresby Nature Park wildlife sanctuary – tree kangaroos & cassowaries

⛰️ Highlands: Mount Hagen, Goroka & Tari

  • Attend the Mount Hagen Cultural Show (August) – hundreds of tribes in full ceremonial regalia
  • Experience the Goroka Show (September) – one of the Pacific's most spectacular festivals
  • Visit Huli Wigmen villages near Tari and witness traditional wig-making and face painting
  • Tour highland coffee and tea plantations in the Wahgi Valley
  • Trek the Highlands Highway and visit traditional spirit houses in remote villages

🚣 Sepik River & North Coast

  • Journey by dugout canoe through the Sepik River basin – the Amazon of the Pacific
  • Visit Sepik spirit houses (haus tambaran) adorned with intricate carvings and totems
  • Collect authentic tribal art – masks, sculptures and woven artifacts from riverside villages
  • Birdwatch in the vast Sepik wetlands for birds-of-paradise and hornbills
  • Dive and snorkel the crystal-clear reefs off Madang and its surrounding islands

🤿 Milne Bay, Tufi & Island Diving

  • Dive Milne Bay's legendary reefs – muck diving, coral walls & WWII wrecks
  • Explore Tufi's dramatic fjord-like inlets by kayak and diving boat
  • Visit Alotau and the Milne Bay Battle Memorial commemorating the 1942 WWII naval battle
  • Snorkel with pygmy seahorses, wobbegong sharks and dugongs in Milne Bay waters

🌋 Rabaul, New Britain & Bougainville

  • Hike to the rim of Tavurvur volcano overlooking Rabaul's stunning caldera harbour
  • Tour extensive WWII Japanese underground tunnels and bunkers around Rabaul
  • Dive the incredible WWII shipwrecks of Simpson Harbour
  • Explore Bougainville Island's lush jungle interior and vibrant coastal villages
  • Visit the hot springs and traditional villages of the Gazelle Peninsula

🏝️ Trobriand Islands & Remote Archipelagos

  • Witness the famous Yam Festival – a celebration of harvest, dance and community
  • Sail between Trobriand islands on traditional outrigger canoes
  • Explore the unique matrilineal society and traditional craft markets of Kiriwina Island
  • Snorkel pristine lagoons and white sand beaches largely untouched by tourism

🦜 Wildlife, Birds of Paradise & Trekking

  • Spot rare birds-of-paradise in their natural highland habitat near Ambua Lodge
  • Trek the full Kokoda Track (96 km) – a profound WWII pilgrimage through jungle mountains
  • Search for tree kangaroos, cassowaries and Queen Alexandra's birdwing butterflies
  • Visit Crater Mountain Wildlife Management Area for eco-trekking and tribal homestays
🌏 Papua New Guinea: the Last Unknown. From feathered highland warriors and ancient river civilisations to world-record coral reefs and volcanic landscapes – PNG is one of Earth's last great frontiers.

📘 Read Papua New Guinea Travel Guide – Tips, Itineraries & Hidden Gems
🗺️ Interactive Papua New Guinea map – Click markers for directions & info. Discover tribal cultures, volcanic islands, jungle treks, and the Pacific's finest diving.


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