Last month, he spent three weeks in Papua New Guinea ... research on the tribes before arriving in the country and collaborated with local guides to navigate the remote regions, the New York ...

He described Papua New Guinea as raw and remote, noting the safety challenges, including road hijacking risks that forced him to travel by boat for five hours. His experiences with the tribes ...

Ancient “pig feast” asserts indigenous Melanesians’ ancestral land rights in face of government-backed agricultural programs.

During his time in Papua New Guinea ... across the island living with 10 different tribes. dnzh.travels / SWNS Pinto said: “It is very raw, very remote, and is considered a bit dangerous.

Describing Papua New Guinea as "the last frontier ... staying with no less than 10 different tribes. "It is very raw, very remote and is considered a bit dangerous," he added.

The tribe, which continues to exist in a remote location in the province of Papua, was first discovered by American missionary Richard Archbold in 1938.The Dani, an ancient cannibal tribe of ...

Papua New Guinea has long been tarred by outdated tropes that paint its people as savages. Historically, cannibalism has been documented among a small number of tribes in remote parts of Papua New ...

In a recent documentary Benedict Allen described his experiences of living in Papua New Guinea British ... with fever while trying to reach a remote tribe and missed his flight home, the BBC's ...

The Dani tribe lives in a town called Wamen, where transportation is provided only by plane and it is very difficult. The tribe, which continues to exist in a remote location in the province of Papua, ...