Papua New Guinea

The capital and largest city of Papua New Guinea is located on the southeastern coast of the island.

As the highest mountain in Papua New Guinea, this peak offers challenging climbs and stunning alpine landscapes.

This historic single-file trail connects the south and north coasts and is famous for the brutal 1942 battle fought there.

The second-largest city in the country serves as the industrial hub and primary port for the Highlands region.

Known as one of the most beautiful towns in the South Pacific, it is famous for its harbor and excellent scuba diving sites.

A historic town situated on the edge of a volcanic caldera that remains an important site for history enthusiasts and vulcanologists.

The third-largest city in the nation is located in the Western Highlands and is a central trading point for local coffee and agriculture.

This bay is a world-renowned marine sanctuary home to an incredible diversity of coral reefs and rare aquatic species.

A remote and spectacular coastal area characterized by deep, narrow fjords carved into the tropical coastline.

Famous for the annual Goroka Show, this highland city is known for its cool climate and vibrant indigenous cultural displays.