9 tourist attractions
Kokoda
The Kokoda Track is a historic hiking trail in Papua New Guinea that runs between Port Moresby and the village of Kokoda. It is famous for its role in World War II and offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains and rainforests.
Port Moresby
Port Moresby Nature Park is a beautiful wildlife park that showcases the unique flora and fauna of Papua New Guinea. Visitors can enjoy walking trails, gardens, and a variety of animal exhibits.
Tufi
Tufi Dive Resort is renowned for its stunning dive sites and rich marine biodiversity. Located in a remote area, it offers an exceptional diving experience along with beautiful landscapes.
Mount Hagen
Mount Hagen is the third highest mountain in Papua New Guinea and is known for its stunning scenery and cultural significance. The area is home to various indigenous tribes and offers opportunities for trekking and cultural experiences.
Kumul
Kumul Lodge is located in the highlands of Papua New Guinea and is famous for its birdwatching opportunities. The lodge offers a unique experience to see various endemic bird species in their natural habitat.
Rabaul
The Rabaul Volcano Observatory provides insights into the volcanic activity of the region. Visitors can learn about the history of eruptions and the geology of the area while enjoying views of the volcanoes.
Sepik
The Sepik River is one of the longest rivers in Papua New Guinea and is known for its unique culture and biodiversity. Visitors can explore traditional villages along the river and experience the local way of life.
Buna
Buna and Sanananda are significant historical sites from World War II, where major battles took place. Visitors can explore the remnants of the war and learn about the impact it had on the region.
Port Moresby
The National Museum and Art Gallery in Port Moresby showcases the rich cultural heritage of Papua New Guinea. It features traditional artifacts, contemporary art, and exhibitions that highlight the diverse cultures of the country.