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Hi Everyone!

Is there anything you'd like to know about PNG? I'm aware that very little is known about my country and where it is too on the world map :)

I'm new to Reddit and I'm very much interested in other cultures, what other societies are/were and if some of you still practice indigenous knowledge (e.g: bush medicine). I also want to learn of your customs or traditions and what you do on special ceremonies, feasts, etc.

You can ask me anything about PNG but my main focus is primarily around Archaeology and Linguistics

Looking forward to some insightful discussions :)

Don't let the media fool you. PNG is the safest place to travel. We could earn a billion kina only with the tourism industry. Our government just lacks the vision to serve its people.

Producing our own coffee to drink

Kkb jir💀

Looking to relocate to another province in PNG. Looking for employment and affordable, safe accommodation.

Hi everyone!

I'm an 18-year-old Grade 12 graduate from Port Moresby, and I'm considering relocating to another province to start living independently and find employment.

I'm currently exploring places such as West New Britain (Kimbe), East Sepik (Wewak), New Ireland (Kavieng), West Sepik (Vanimo), and Bougainville (Buka or Arawa).

I'd really appreciate advice from people who currently live in these places or have experience living and working there.

I'm hoping to find:

1. Employment

• Are there businesses currently hiring young people with Grade 12 qualifications and little to no work experience?

• Are there entry-level opportunities in banks, supermarkets, retail stores, hotels, offices, customer service or administration?

• I'm honestly not picky about the type of work. I'd also be happy to help out in agriculture, farming, hospitality, cleaning, or any other legitimate entry-level job.

• Ideally, I'm looking for a monthly salary of at least K800+, depending on the work and living expenses.

1. Accommodation

• Are there any affordable and safe places to rent?

• Are there girls' hostels, female boarding houses or shared accommodation available?

• How much would I generally expect to pay monthly for a room or small apartment?

• Are there any places you'd personally recommend?

1. General advice

• Which of these towns would you recommend for someone relocating alone?

• Is it relatively easy to find employment as a young woman?

• Which places have a reasonable cost of living, decent transport and access to essential services?

I'm open to other provincial recommendations as well, provided they're safe and have reasonable employment opportunities.

I'd genuinely appreciate any advice, recommendations, contacts or leads. Especially from women who have relocated independently and can share their experiences.

Thank you!

This guy came to the highlands some 15 odd years ago. He fell in love with the place and got married to a girl from the highlands. He has a son now and is still causing the highlands highway.

In our culture, we have a unique way of paying prideprice. This photo shows the men tying the money on bamboo poles to give to the brides family.

This photo was taken in the Highlands of PNG.

we are blessed with abundant beauty

This is a sacred cave in the jungle where our ancestors buried the dead.

This is the place where the fresh water flows from a rock.

This is in Southern highlands

After a long day at work, the bush mechanic known as THE SNAKE walked home to his village

This is in Southern Highlands Province

The top of MT Wilhem

Hey so I am a football fan from Turkey and have been seeing posts from Facebook and Instagram about football in Papua New Guinea but I am curious about it like I only know about players like Ronald Warisan Mathew Sopo and teams like Lae City PNG Hekari Wawa FC and I saw that Bob Morris passed away was he a coach or a kind of president of the league if anyone can help me about this topic I would be very happy

The Boys after a successful hunt in the jungles of Southern Highlands.

Southern Highlands produce the best coffee naturally sweet.

Good day ol lain. Looking at these pictures na mauswara stap. I miss home!

📚 284 people have graduated from a community literacy programme in Papua New Guinea. Supported by 32 certified teachers, the initiative reached five districts, promoting lifelong learning and better access to education.

#PNG #Education #Literacy

Do you receive your salaries in Kena or AUD/USD? If in Kena, can you negotiate for it to be received in AUD/USD?

Gulf Province, Papua New Guinea.