Merry Christmas (2013) to avid readers and followers of PNG Highlands blog!

HELLO, its X-mas time again and for this year 2013, we would like to send out our Merry Christmas wishes and greetings to avid readers and followers of this blog. We would like to thank people whom have so far made this blog a success. Thanks to google to allow bloggers like us to have this on the net and share information and photos.
While we were trying to built our blog, we had Dan and Alexandra whom had theirs at (http://alexandraflaviamarcu.wordpress.com/) supported us to built and promote on the net. Both Dan and Alexandra travelled to Mt. Giluwe when they found us here. Mount Giluwe is one of the many tourism products we have for travellers/climbers and tourists. Their visit has in fact attracted so many readers and followers to this blog and we thank them for their support and assistance in this regard.

A special thanks also goes to the 13 boys whom have escorted Dan and Alexandra up to the peak of Mount Giluwe. In the next couple of posts, more photographs of the trip to Mt. Giluwe will be posted.

Dan Marcu (right) from Romania meeting the Mondika and Lalga tribal community in Alkena village, Tambul, Western Highlands Province, Papua New Guinea.

Junior Kopel (left) from Kepaka tribe with Alexandra Marcu from Romania with a Romania national flag at the peak of Mount Giluwe with the inscription at the background. It was landmarked by 13 local boys with Alexandra and Dan. 

Looking towards the southern side of Mount Giluwe from its peak.

  

PNG Highlands Tours - Travel Information

This blog, the PNG Highlands Tours blog, is to provide travel information and advise as well as assist at the lowest cost possible the adventure lovers/travellers/tourists who wish to visit the highlands of Papua New Guinea. The highlands consists of 7 provinces/townships: 1) Goroka, Eastern Highlands Province; 2) Kundiawa, Simbu Province; 3)Mt. Hagen, Western Highlands Province; 4) Banz, Jiwaka Province; 5) Wabag, Enga Province; 6) Mendi, Southern Highlands Province; 7) Tari, Hela Province. Each highlands provinces has very unique cultural dancers, mountains, animals and various different tourist attractions. PNG is rich with some of the world rare species of animals and plants and mineral resources as well as oil and gas reserves. Most of those resources are found in the Highlands of PNG. For travel information and advise to the highlands of PNG as a tourists/researchers or for business travel, contact us for free information and advise. If you wish to travel and need assistance; we can offer you the best price compared to other tour operators in the highlands. We can tailor our packages to suit your budget, and provide some services free of charge in exchange to establish a relationship with the world over. For this year 2013, we are expecting 2 people travelling all the way from Romania in Europe to climb the 7th Volcano Summit and the highest volcano in the Pacific Oceania (Australian Continent)region - the Mount Giluwe, in the Southern Highlands Province. The travellers also write a blog; you can find them HERE. To visit Mt. Giluwe or for travel information for Mt. Giluwe, please contact us via email at: pacinter12@gmail.com

Welcome to the Highlands of PNG!

Welcome to the highlands of Papaua New Guinea. Media, the world over, had portrayed the country with much negativity. Many people who have never been to the highlands of this beautiful country may believe or accept the reported views. But as the saying stays, PNG is the land of unexpected, and the highlands of PNG is so vasted with many beautiful things and very friendly people. You'll hardly get a free assistance else where in the world but in the highlands of PNG - its different - an hospitality and warm welcome is always there - you'll hardly miss it - people will be always happy to help you. People who have visited the places in the highlands always talk about it and love the country. Towards the end of this year - 2013 (November), we are expecting a visit all the way from Europe. This is a father (Dan) and his daughter (Alexandra) who have a sincere desire to climb the Mount Giluwe, the highest volcano in the Pacific Oceania and considered the 7 volcanic summits. It is the second highest mountain in Papua New Guinea at 4,367 metres. It is located in the Southern Highlands province and is an old shield volcano with vast alpine grasslands. Dan and Alexandra have been travelling to other volcano summits and this is their fifth on their record. They have climbed other mountains in Iran, Mexico or Russia. More of their adventure is found HERE