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Holidays in Wewak

Yep. Papua New Guinea is kinda off the beaten track. But let's be honest, who wants to follow the tourist trail anyway? Besides, there's so much to see in this stunning region (not least of all its impressive rural landscapes, beaches, coastal plains and forests). Set up base in Wewak and you can suss it all out from there.

Papua New Guinea's capital city, Port Moresby, sits roughly 760 kilometres to the southeast of Wewak.

Get to know the area's past by checking out the Japanese Memorial Peace Park.

If you've got loads of time, why not go to a few close-by destinations? Tekadu and Woitape are 25 kilometres and 55 kilometres away, respectively.

See the local area from a new angle and partake in some mountain climbing or hiking. They're both well-liked pastimes in this corner of the globe.

Not sure where you should start? Sometimes the best way to take it all in is to book yourself on a tour. The region offers excellent guided nature walks and wildlife spotting tours.

Indulge in one of your hobbies or try your hand at something new on the waters around Papua New Guinea. There are several fun watersports on offer, such as swimming and snorkeling.

Spend some time indoors taking in the treasures of the region's craft workshops.

Pull on your walking shoes and head out to one of the surrounding area's various outdoor attractions. Its open-air markets are just waiting to be explored.

Those with an interest in history will be enthralled by the local war relics and monuments. If that's you, do some research and choose one to see first.

Feeling ready to crunch, munch, gnaw, nibble and gulp your way around Papua New Guinea? A world of delicious flavours awaits you, so slip on your stretchiest jeans and bon appétit!

If you're scanning a menu, there's every chance you'll see dishes featuring breadfruit (ulu) or coconuts. They're just two ingredients typically used in the fare here.

When the locals talk about their food, it's likely you'll hear chicken pot or kokoda fish mentioned once or twice. These much-loved dishes form part of the region's identity and should be on any foodie's must-try list.

'Stressed' spelled backwards is 'desserts', and that's not just a coincidence. There's no more delicious way to let your cares melt away than with saksak (dumplings made with sugar and sago), a treat often found on dining tables here.

Want to join in on all the Independence Day festivities? Mark the 16th of September in your travel diary and get ready to party!

Time spent discovering the charming Papua New Guinea region is an enriching experience, and chances are that it will have touched you with its magic. But alas, there must come a time to say goodbye.

The nearest terminal is Boram Airport (WWK). When it's time to pack your suitcase and hit the skies, go 5 kilometres to the southeast.