unspoilt wilderness
Enga's rugged terrain has kept its culture and environment isolated and unblemished for many centuries.
NATURE ~ CULTURE ~ HISTORY
Enga is world famous for its birdwatching, with pristine untouched forests full of rare birds only found in this region, including bird of paradise species.
Set in the fertile Sirunki Valley, a stop over at Yaskom Resort is the perfect location to view Lake Ivae, the second highest lake in Papua New Guinea
Visit the ancient salt ponds - the source of traditional trading that reached across the Highlands region and all the way to the coast.
If you are after authentic traditional culture, you'll find it at one of Enga's many cultural festivals including the biggest and most spectacular, the Enga Cultural Show held on the 2nd weekend in August every year.
Located in Wabag Town, Enga's museum or "wisdom house" will enhance your appreciation and understanding of Enga’s cultures.
An art style that emerged in Enga in the 1970's, sandpaintings are created using finely ground sand and stone to create scenes and images of Enga's traditional life and native wildlife.