Going to Papua New Guinea

What to do in Papua New Guinea

Language
Although there are over 800 distinct languages spoken in Papua New Guinea, English is the official language of government and business and is widely spoken throughout the country. Pidgin is also prevalent, particularly in the New Guinea part of the country, while Police Motu is common in the southern region.

Dress
Lightweight, casual clothing is the norm, with a sweater for cooler evenings in the Highlands. Good walking shoes are a must.

Health Requirements
Although water quality in Papua New Guinea complies with World Health Organization standards, visitors are advised to drink bottled or boiled water in towns and rural areas. While the capital city, Port Moresby, is considered relatively malaria-free, Papua New Guinea is still classified as a...

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