Visit Madang
The Madang region of Papua New Guinea is renowned for its vibrant and diverse landscape, and is a popular tourist destination. Located on the north coast of the country bordering the Bismarck Sea, it offers stunning views of tropical islands, lush rainforests and imposing mountain ranges. Nature lovers will find plenty to explore in this stunning region.
Popular attractions include spectacular Mount Hagen National Park with its beautiful lakes and picturesque waterfalls; as well as Mt Wilhelm National Park with over 3,000 species of plants and animals to discover. For those looking to soak up some history, there are several interesting archaeological sites including Murik Lakes where evidence suggests early human occupation dating back beyond 5500BCE have been discovered.
Madang also has an interesting cultural history; having served as a base for Allied forces during World War II which left a lasting impact on the local population. Visitors can also explore markets filled with traditional handicrafts such as wood carvings, pottery or stone art made by indigenous tribes in the area such as Tolai or Biak-Numfoor people who inhabit various villages throughout Madang Province.
Popular attractions include spectacular Mount Hagen National Park with its beautiful lakes and picturesque waterfalls; as well as Mt Wilhelm National Park with over 3,000 species of plants and animals to discover. For those looking to soak up some history, there are several interesting archaeological sites including Murik Lakes where evidence suggests early human occupation dating back beyond 5500BCE have been discovered.
Madang also has an interesting cultural history; having served as a base for Allied forces during World War II which left a lasting impact on the local population. Visitors can also explore markets filled with traditional handicrafts such as wood carvings, pottery or stone art made by indigenous tribes in the area such as Tolai or Biak-Numfoor people who inhabit various villages throughout Madang Province.
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