Niugini Photographs

22/01/2026

11/10/2025

Been a while..

25/10/2024

10/09/2024

Who's ready for PNG'S 49th Independence celebrations??
I am! 😁

I know I haven't been posting much, but I will be sharing pictures from this years Independence celebrations so keep watching this space. Safe celebrations to you all. ❤🇵🇬

29/06/2024

We are Papua New Guinean and Proud! ❤🇵🇬

24/04/2024

Buagong Lodge, a great get-away from the buzzing urban life. Situated at a ideal location along the gorgeous white sandy coastline of Busamang with beautiful waters and spectacular views of the morning sunrise and a backdrop of rugged mountains plunging towards its coast that looks like something out of Jurassic Park. I'm sure you would enjoy your stay with friends and family.

09/04/2024

Loving the simplicity of life in the village.
No bills, no noise of the buzzing urban commuters, no air pollution, no rubbish. Just enjoying the company of each other. Their life is centered around gardening, making baskets, fishing for a fresh catch, community meetings, Sunday lotu, weekend morning markets to make a little money for a trip into town for soap, sugar, tea bags, batteries and rice amongst other items.
Pictured below a family from Busamang, Morobe Province.

30/03/2024

Morobe Province is filled with so many hidden gems. Lae City doesn't have much to see but I tell ya... Outside of the city is filled with a thousand different experiences. Whether it's towards Bukawa, Finschafen and further or back towards Labu, Busamang, Salamaua or further towards Morobe Patrol Post. Well not to mention the amazing inlands of Morobe like Bulolo, Wau, Menyamya or to the great plains of the Markham. There's so much to see in Morobe.
Pictured below is a glimpse of the amazing Salamaua. If you're visiting Morobe this spot is a must visit!

25/03/2024

Throw back to 2021. The Bulolo - Lae highway. This particular aerial photo was taken just over the Gabensis.
In the same area is the famous Zenag farm.

25/03/2024

Representing the East New Britain.

East New Britain is rich in history from the 2nd World War, the spread of Christianity in the area and has a lot of historical and natural sites to visit like the ever present threat of two grumbling active volcanoes. Rabaul, East New Britain's capital is a dreamy town with friendly people and an amazing local market for those who enjoy local produce. One of the towns main annual events is the vibrant Frangipani Festival that occurs in September during Papua New Guineas Independence celebrations drawing visitors and participants from all over the Province, the country and even the international community.

Travel Local, Support Local.🇵🇬🇵🇬🇵🇬🇵🇬🇵🇬🇵🇬