10 Places To Visit In Papua New Guinea | Travel Video | Travel Guide | SKY Travel
10 Places To Visit In Papua New Guinea | Travel Video | Travel Guide | SKY Travel
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The Highlands and Islands of Papua New Guinea
Join travelgurutv's Cathy Bartrop on a tour of Papua New Guinea, the 'last frontier' for pioneering travel. Cathy's journey takes her to the Tari Valley in the Southern Highlands where she meets up with the famous Huli Wigmen. From there its on to the Western Highlands and encounters with the Polga Mudmen and Melpa people. In contrast to the rainforest covered interior, the second part of her journey is a cruise to some of PNG's smaller, more remote islands with stops at Fergusson Island, Kitawa Island and Rabaul
Deadliest Journeys - Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea is one of the world's last lawless lands lying 150 kilometres north of Australia. The town of Lae is the economic capital of the country here it more commonly goes by the name Pothole city.
It's a sorry sight with its battered roads it's packed mini buses and it's extreme levels of poverty. In the streets uncertainty reigns and the police are ineffective trying to keep law and order the locals call upon private security companies.
Papua New Guinea has one of the highest crime rates on the planet. Papua New Guinea is an island half as big as France but with a road network that practically does not exist. There are just 3 main roads that are barely tarmac and yet road transport is vital for the country.
0:00 The documentary
1:54 Papua New Guinea's dangerous highways and high crime rate make it a challenging place for truck drivers.
7:02 Kevin, a truck driver in Papua New Guinea, faces dangerous road conditions and relies on betel nuts to stay awake during his long journeys.
13:51 A truck driver in Papua New Guinea faces obstacles and extortion on his 20-hour journey home.
18:39 Gerard Philips, a businessman in Papua New Guinea, has built a successful supermarket and faces security risks while transporting large sums of money.
24:11 A pilot navigates treacherous weather to deliver supplies to a remote village in Papua New Guinea.
29:09 Truck drivers face challenges on the road in Papua New Guinea.
35:00 Truck drivers in Papua New Guinea face dangerous roads and tribal wars.
39:52 A truck driver transports heavy machinery through dangerous areas in the Congo.
46:23 Father Matthew, a dedicated priest, travels through remote areas of Papua New Guinea to bring Christmas mass and provide support to the villagers.
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USTOA Travel Together: Explore Papua New Guinea's Lowland Rainforest Region with Swain Destinations
Travel expert, video journalist and contributor to Tripfilms.com, Kelley Ferro, jumps on a private charter plane to explore the expansive tropical lowland rainforest region of Papua New Guinea. Join Kelley on her customized tour with Swain Destinations as she travels by riverboat to meet locals and explore villages along the Karawari River, as well as discover the local wildlife of the lowland region
All You Need To Know About Papua New Guinea | Papua New Guinea Documentary in Urdu and Hindi
This video is a documentary on Papua New Guinea in Urdu and Hindi. This video contains all you need to know about Papua New Guinea. Papua New Guinea officially the Independent State of Papua New Guinea, is a country in Oceania that comprises the eastern half of the island of New Guinea and its offshore islands in Melanesia (a region of the southwestern Pacific Ocean north of Australia). Its capital, located along its southeastern coast, is Port Moresby. It is the world's third-largest island country with an area of 462,840 km2 (178,700 sq mi).
At the national level, after being ruled by three external powers since 1884, Papua New Guinea established its sovereignty in 1975. This followed nearly 60 years of Australian administration, which started during World War I. It became an independent Commonwealth realm in 1975 with Elizabeth II as its queen. It also became a member of the Commonwealth of Nations in its own right.
MY JOURNEY TO PAPUA NEW GUINEA
To explore some of the most remote places on the planet, you need to travel for days. Our journey to Papua New Guinea has taken around 32 hours so far, with a 10 hour layover in Singapore. This quick video walks through my journey, and also includes a quick walking tour of Singapore.
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After 10 years, I have returned to the country that I enjoyed THE LEAST in all of my travels… Brunei. It’s a tiny country on Borneo island, sandwiched in between Malaysia and Indonesia, and I was very nervous to go back. Why? Because my last video there was all about how much I hated it, and I was so worried that I would be thrown in jail by the government, or even yelled at by the locals…. But this time around, I went in with fresh eyes and a new perspective, and I really enjoyed it!!!
I met up with a local Bruneian friend from Instagram named Bryant, and he took me under his wing to show me his version of Brunei. And what we discovered will seriously blow your mind!!
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Malcolm Douglas - Australia - North To Niugini (1978)
From Sydney to Port Moresby, up the east coast of Australia and across Torres Strait. Travelling up the mighty Fly River, Malcolm Douglas camps with the Bagwa people, recording their tribal ways. After 84 days they reach Port Moresby.
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Welcome to South Sudan, one of the largest countries in Africa. Today, we embark on a journey through a land ravaged by civil wa* and natural disasters. Despite the challenges, the resilient people of south Sudan strive for a better future. Join me as we explore this nation with a mix of hope and empathy.
Sudan's history has been marred by civil war, causing the loss of hundreds of thousands of lives and leaving many missing. Devastating rainstorms have turned the cities into chaotic battlegrounds. The people of south Sudan have endured enough hardships, and it's time for their voices to be heard. I have decided to spend two week in this country, determined to capture its essence.
Entering South Sudan, tourists often fear recording videos or even walking freely. However, with your blessings, I courageously document the reality of this nation. Let's begin by exploring South Sudan, a newly formed country in 2011. Poverty looms large here, with the main income derived from petroleum, which is controlled by a privileged few. This is Juban, where heavy mobile phones are a rare sight, limited to African countries alone.
Sudan's wealth distribution is stark, with extreme disparities between the rich and the poor. Unfortunately, a large majority falls into the latter category. The government's systematic approach to addressing poverty is lacking, leaving many struggling to survive. The absence of sufficient jobs and educational opportunities compounds their hardships. Witnessing their plight fills me with profound sadness.
To alleviate their struggles, Western countries provide donations for the basic needs of the Sudanese people. These communities have only existed in cities for the past 50 years, and they are reluctant to allow photography or videography within their areas. They are cautious, often instigating conflicts and meticulously verifying my documents. Yet, I managed to navigate these challenges.
Within Sudan, various tribes coexist, although not always harmoniously. Deep-rooted rivalries lead to group formations armed with weapons. Conflicts often erupt over access to crops, resulting in minimal local farming and dependence on imports from neighboring countries like Uganda and Kenya. The high prices further exacerbate the poverty crisis.
Amidst the struggles, I encountered charging stations operated by local men, while women enjoyed their meals, finding solace in moments of togetherness. A sense of unity shines through their resilience. Additionally, I witnessed a vibrant celebration promoting Mia's newly launched phone, where the community danced with unbridled joy.
I hope this video has offered you a glimpse into the realities of Sudan. Let us empathize with their struggles and strive for a brighter future. Until we meet again, tata, bye-bye...
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Independence Day Papua New Guinea Part 5 FINALE
Part 5: Finale: Papua New Guinea is so full of tradition and great people. In this episode, we sit down and eat a traditional meal. I also say my goodbyes. Was so much fun and something I will never forget. Thank you Irimuku and Douglas for inviting me to see this once and a life time Holiday. Come travel Papua New Guinea with Eric Surface and watch the series of my adventure in the Gulf Providence on Papua New Guinea’s Independence Day. Watch Eric Surface celebrate and be a part of Irimuku Village in the Gulf Providence in Papua New Guinea. Located across from the Village of Kikori on the Kikori River. Culture of Papua New Guinea see the food, fun and games that are done here in Celebration of Independence Day. Papua New Guinea Holidays are like no other place in the world. Enjoy and give me a LIKE if you like the video. SUBSCRIBE and watch my other adventures in Papua New Guinea and other parts of the world.
BORDER LIAISON OFFICERS MEETING RI-PNG | 24-25 Oct 2023 | VANIMO - PAPUA NEW GUINEA
Dipublikasikan oleh Badan Pengelola Perbatasan dan Kerjasama Luar Negeri Provinsi Papua. (Papua Province Border Management and Foreign Cooperation Agency)
The 26th Border Liaison Officers Meeting (BLOM) RI-PNG was held on 24-25 October 2023 at Vanimo, West Sepik Province, Papua New Guinea (PNG). The Indonesian delegation was led by Mrs. Suzanna Wanggai (Head of the Papua Province Border Management and Foreign Cooperation Agency) The BLOM meeting was co-chaired by Indonesian Co-chair Mr Allen Simarmata (RI Consul Vanimo) and PNG Co-chair Mr. Geoffrey L. Wiri and attended by representatives from various Ministries/Institutions from both countries.
The agenda for discussion at the meeting is as follows:
A. Border Administrative Arrangements include:
1. Cross-Border Card for Traditional Crossers (PNG);
2. Traditional Border Crosser Emigration Card (PNG)
3. Closing of illegal roads (bushtrack) at the border
- Cross Border Trading
- Skouw Market Day Limit 6 Days
- Travel Documents: manifest
4. Merauke Border Market Day (Monday-Friday)
5. Control and regulate the movement of motorbikes and their sales in the area around the border (PNG)
6. Fishing Problems in Territorial Waters (PNG)
7. Undocumented PNG border residents in the Yabanda, Kibai, Mosso, Merauke issues
8. Opportunities for health and education services at the Indonesian border
B. Review of Special Customary/Traditional Cross-Border Arrangements;
C. Problems with Boundary Markers / Boundary Pillars MM 10, 11.14 (PNG)
D. Border Post Infrastructure and Connecting Roads
E. Increasing Border Cooperation:
1. Land and Sea Trade Cooperation;
2. Education;
3. Health;
4. Security;
5. Update on Indonesia's Electricity Supply to Wutung;
6. Indonesian Grant Project;
7. Establishment of Border Trade Relations between Daru and Merauke.
F. Sister Province/Sister city cooperation
1. Twin provinces between Papua Province and West Sepik Province;
2. Twin provinces between Fly River Province/Western Province of PNG and South Papua Province; and
3. Twin cities between Merauke and Daru (PNG).
G. Exchange of Information
1. Special Indonesia-PNG visa exemption;
2. Edwaki Issue;
3. Pier problems at MM 14 Torasi (Merauke);
4. 2023 Border Trade Exhibition in Jayapura;
5. Facilitate International Sports Programs and Activities between the two countries in Jayapura;
6. Other Festivals: Lake Sentani, Festival, Baliem Festival, Cenderawasih Bay Sail Festival in Sarmi Biak Numfor and Yapen Islands; and
7. Customs, Quarantine and Other Security Issues.
H. Other things:
1. Introduction of the New Province in Papua and Its Implications for Border Cooperation;
2. Monthly Update Meeting of Border Police (PNG)
3. Joint Verification in Warawsmoi-Pegunungan Bintang Regency
4. The next BLOM meeting
BLOM RI-PNG has run smoothly without significant obstacles. Delegations from both countries discussed the agenda in a friendly, warm but constructive and productive atmosphere.
Discover an Escape at Daru, Papua New Guinea
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Police are AFRAID to arrest Criminals - Inside Crime in PNG Tribes
The Police took us inside a festival where they are afraid to arrest people and some tribes were afraid to attend. We flew to Mount Hagen in the Western Highlands of Papua New Guinea for a tribal gathering and met the police who gave us insight into their struggles dealing with tribal culture. The attendance was down at the festival with election issues in nearby areas. Papua New Guinea is known to have some of the most dangerous cities in the world and crime in PNG is a major problem. But it is important to mention that all the people we met were super friendly and nice.
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2014 PNG trip part 1
A quick montage of the Kokopo/Rabaul leg of the trip
Daru Trip 28-29 Mar 2010.wmv
A 300km round trip from Kawito (Aramia River) down and around the coast to Daru and return.
Departed 4am Sunday and arrived back at base 4am Tuesday.
On the return trip up the Bamu river, we met 3 meter high bore and fought with it for over 3hrs and survived it. Unless you have been into one, you will never know its terrifying reality. Its one experience etched very clear in my mind.
Volunteering in Bougainville, Papua New Guinea Podcast
Podcast | Join Adam Constanza, freelance travel writer and adventure seeker from New Zealand on his move to the Autonomous Region of Bougainville, Papua New Guinea, as he shares his day to day life, travel writing, quests to the local supermarket, a close encounter with Rattie the giant rat and adventures on the island of Pokpok and the mountainous region of Rotokas.
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