Geographically, PNG or Papua New Guinea is located in the Oceania region,north of Australia. Though experts say that the region is one of the fastest growing economies but culturally the place is strong enough to maintain its unique rural and tribal culture.. Tourism is among the main key local industries. The island destination is blessed with beautiful locations that are developed by the local government that encourages tourists to come and explore this wonderful land. Honeymooners find the serene island pretty attractive to rest and celebrate their union in the lap of calm nature.

The western side of the island county is dominated by Indonesia. On 1975, PNG was declared independent of Australian rule. The myriad ethnic groups and cultures of PNG really look wonderful and tourists from the corners of the world enjoy exploring Papua New Guinea. Nearly 820 languages are spoken in this country. It is because of the wide mix of so many cultures, tourists get a chance to meet with several tribal people in a single destination. Honeymooners and vacationers can enjoy shopping for tribal handicraft on display by the tribal groups in the local markets.

There are countless tourist attractions in Papua New Guinea. There is so much to see and do that a few days aren't enough to explore this fantastic destination. There is a lot to see from the mountainous terrains to the tropical forests. The place is the abode of amazing flora and fauna. The jungles and the mountains are home to innumerable species of animals and birds. PNG treasures the marine wildlife that they have.

Adventurous couples and vacationers enjoy deep sea diving, snorkeling, scuba diving at the coral reef bay. Swimming in the pristine water and walking on the serene white beaches can be memories of the lifetime. Those who enjoy hiking can do it anytime as they are climbing mountain or hill tops or even at the lowlands.

Top attractions of the Papua New Guinea -

The Sepik River

This is the longest river in PNG and according to historical facts the river has been the key route of trade and commerce as well as communication for centuries. The river comes down from the mountains, pretty close to the border to Irian Jaya. The river comes down near the border as other mountain born rivers carrying fertile soils as it crosses over jungles, grasslands, lowlands and swamps and finally meets the sea. At the mouth, the river is broadened to more than a mile wide.

Eastern Highlands

This place is considered as one of the top tourist attractions in Papua New Guinea. This is a cultural hub spot of the region. Here, tourists will find traditional artifices and weavers selling tribal and traditional handicrafts.

Madang

Madang is the benchmark of the tourists from where their journey starts and finally ends up at the Sepik River.

Besides, the Enga Province, Southern Highlands, Simbu Province and the islands are considered as the best tourist attractions in Papua New Guinea.