Papua New Guinea is a fascinating country where travelers can explore remote villages, go scuba diving, meet impressive wildlife, surf in true paradises, and learn about different cultures. The tribal diversity of a country with more than 700 languages and more than 600 islands, can not be summarized, although in Papua New Guinea break any tourist can be described as fascinating.
There are a large number of unique attractions that can be known through excursions. You can also carry out very varied activities such as the discovery of wrecks from the Second World War, searching in the middle of the jungle for the so-called “houses of the spirits”, and so on. One of the biggest draws for visitors to Papua New Guinea is the wildlife. The fauna and flora is very varied and extensive and, in general, it is characterized by being a unique ecosystem. 
From the lands of mountain high up to the bluest waters you can imagine, you’ll discover weird and wonderful creatures that climb trees, kangaroos pass near you, birds of paradise … Most of the country remains undeveloped. The largest island is Bouganville and it has still managed to stay away from the resorts and commercialization. 
This destination is perfect for those independent tourists who do not focus their vacations on spending a day resting in a luxurious five-star hotel. Traditional Papua New Guinea cuisine is based on root crops such as taro, Kaukau, and yam. Mumu is a traditional dish that combines roast pork, sweet potatoes, rice, and vegetables. Local fruits include pineapples, papayas, mangoes, passion fruit, and bananas.