WE are super excited to hear from our visitors whom have
traveled with us to the Highlands of PNG. We offer friendly village life
experiences to those visitors who are interested to be part of a typical PNG
highlands lifestyle. Many of our visitors whom have traveled with us have
experienced the most memorable moments in their lifetime and decided to share
with the rest what they have experienced how beautiful, colourful, exotic,
wonderful, marvelous and exciting PNG Highlands is.
Some of the
visitors whom have traveled to the Highlands of PNG with us are:
@....... Alexandra Marcu, a 16 year old young girl from
Romania climbed Mt. Giluwe – the highest volcanic summit in the Pacific Oceania
region including Australian Continent. She traveled six other volcanic summits
in the other 6 continents of the seven continents in the world and Giluwe was
the highest in the 7th continent (Oceania). Her blog is at: https://alexandraflaviamarcu.wordpress.com
and she is also on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/alexandraflavia.marcu
@.......... Ryan Manton from Australia decided to climb Mt.
Giluwe before trying Mt. Wilhelm, the highest mountain in PNG. Giluwe is the
second highest and his aim was to climb the highest and the second highest mountains
in PNG.
@.........Elizabeth Bonshek from the British Museum in
London, UK was in the Algena village spending at least 2 weeks. Algena Village
is in Lower Kaguel District, Tambul Nebilyer, Western Highlands Province. Bonshek
made a photo library of her stay in the village and also wrote a chapter in the
internationally acclaimed book titled “Melanesia: Arts & Encounter” about
making billums in Algena village by Mondika women. It was co-authored by Peter
Kinjap, a local freelance journalist on the topic “Changes of making billums by
Mondika women”.
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Alexandra Marcu and Dan Marcu at the Port Moresby
Jackson's International Airport on first arrival to PNG, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea.
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Alexandra Marcu at the peak of Mt. Giluwe with the post
to landmark the highest volcanic summit in the Oceania region, Papua New Guinea.
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Elizabeth Bonshek and Peter Kinjap discussion about
traditional tribal war arms from the PNG Highlands.
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Ryan Manton and local tour guide Bonny enjoying a wild
fruit just few kms away from the peak of Mt. Giluwe, Papua New Guinea.
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