Visit Morobe

The Morobe Province in Papua New Guinea is located on the northern coast of the island, with its capital city being Lae. It is a culturally diverse region, known for its vibrant markets and traditional customs. The tropical climate makes it a popular holiday destination offering breathtaking scenery and an abundance of activities for those who seek adventure.

Visitors to Morobe can explore the iconic Markham Valley, which offers stunning views of forests, rivers and mountains as well as a variety of interesting flora and fauna species. At Taurama Aquatic Centre visitors can jump in for a swim or take part in water sports activities such as kayaking and dragon boat racing. For those wanting more cultural experiences head to Talasea where you will find ancient caves filled with World War II relics including aircraft wrecks from when Japanese forces occupied the area during the war.

In addition to its natural beauty and historical sites, Morobe's history also includes interesting facts about its past inhabitants; namely Australia's Aboriginal people who migrated there thousands of years ago when sea levels were much lower than today. This fascinating archaeological evidence allows us to understand more about human migration throughout our region's history.