Forget about nightlife, swanky hotels, and multi-cuisine restaurants if you are planning to visit Papua New Guinea. Don’t look for broad all-weather roads and grand parties too—the interior of the country is as unspoilt and indifferent to the outside world as it can be. This also gives you an opportunity to participate in some unusual activities like trekking in areas still untouched by human presence, appreciating the amazing variety of wildlife in the rainforests, and marvelling at the European architecture of its towns. The countryside of Rabaul gives you exciting opportunities of diving and swimming. Bush walking, rafting, and canoeing are some of the other options that should not be missed.
