Glamorous Papua New Guinea: Mysterious Land

Papua New Guinea, with its forests, deep ravines and countless islands, a nation glimmering like emeralds on the edge of the Pacific Ocean. We explore the glamorous Papua New Guinea in our new documentary series.#documentary#asiacivilizations
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[@risingsunendofdarkness7372]

Be strong, the Caribbean love you, africa love you.

[@andrewkina9611]

Love from Papua New Guinea my Caribbean/African fam!

[@risingsunendofdarkness7372]

Andrew Kina ❤✔👍🇵🇬

[@firstnationfall5451]

The Original Black man of the Pacific. Beautiful people! Long live Melanesia!!!

[@MrAnperm]

He said "Malaysian people". Incorrect, he should have said "Melanesian".

[@donaldtrump2107]

That's right

[@eddygonzalez6018]

I was reading a Journal in Anthropology and Genetics which showed evidence of 2 major historical lineage of people. The Melanesians and Astronesians. At some point 50,000 years ago the Island was part of an archipelago land mass called Sahul, which also connected with Australia. Sometime later around 3,500 years ago appeared another group called the Astronesians people, bringing with them the Austrnesian language. Papua New guinea is the least archaeological studied Island and the only place where wild bananas can still be found. Professor of Archeology Tim Denham from Penn state University have written quite a bit about New Guinea and other Pacific Islands.

[@MrAnperm]

@@eddygonzalez6018 I was born in Papua New Guinea. New Guinea is one of the few places on Earth where agriculture developed in isolation. The highlands of the interior were assumed, by colonial Europeans, to be uninhabited until they found out in the 1930s that there were about one million people living up there.

[@eddygonzalez6018]

@@MrAnperm Papua New Guinea is an amazing place. The more I read about it, the more fascinating it is. The people and their culture. It's a time capsule. I had no idea they still hunt and kill women perceived as witches. What part of Papua New Guinea are you from? Does everyone belong to a tribe even though they live in the city?

[@MrAnperm]

@@eddygonzalez6018 My mother is from West Sepik province, on the coast. I was born there, but grew up in Australia. My father was an Australian 'Kiap' in New Guinea for 30 years. Many people still believe in sorcery, but the ones who act on it, like killing witches, are the more remote highland tribes. The highlands is in general a much wilder place than the coastal lowlands.

[@peternasale1614]

I am a Papua New Guinean and the translations are not accurate.

[@donaldtrump2107]

😂😂😂

[@douglaselsward1126]

True

[@SailingSingleminded]

I’ve only just found this and as a Tok Pisin speaker, I can confirm some inaccuracies with the subtitle translation. Nice video otherwise, thank you!

[@Rocio1988]

Nice documentary on Papua New Guinea' cultural it is interesting to know about this legendary people and it's traditions. Good job.

[@KattieMetChris]

Liked and subscribed: Your video was stunning. We are planning a trip to PNG next year. The Mask Festival really helped me to understand more their culture.

[@nancywakefield9615]

Enjoy your trip.be safe .I am from 🇵🇬. Have been in Canada Edmonton Alberta for 26 years. My family lives in Lae morose province and my brother lives in Port Moresby.

[@hadassahbatchen7680]

We don't worship the sun and no we were never migrated out of Africa.

[@maxypriest3130]

Out of Africa is some Bullshit make up story.papuan people are closely related aboriginals of Australia.

[@angelaliu7883]

Tolais descended from New Ireland Province many years ago. That's why most of their culture is similar to that of New Ireland. The natives of East New Britain are the Bainings who owns the famous Fire Dance plus the Taulils and Sulkas. What I know from my granny.

[@hadassahbatchen7680]

100% correct.

[@GeorgePohrib2008]

Great video. Thanks

[@CHILLVIBES_STUDIO437]

The name tolai isn't a name given to a particular tribe. Infact it's a name given to native people of 2 particular Provinces (east new Britain Province and west new Britain province). There are soo many things said in this video that aren't even remotely corrected.

[@philipkoso4946]

There are also other tribes in East New Britain apart from the Tolais. find out for yourselves.

[@knockoutviper5570]

Wilson are you even from that part of the region? Stop being ignorant. He is right, Tolai is a tribe itself apart from Taulil and the other tribes that exist in East New Britain. West New Britain has an entirely different group of natives. Go take history lessons before making useless comments or just stay in your own province.

[@billnalynette]

It is a pity that the reporter did not learn the correct pronunciation for place and people group names before making the documentary. Examples are My Hagen, Kokapo and Baining.

[@commercial22]

شكرا لك

[@banditopollo850]

unevolved interesting.

[@the_other_seto_kaiba]

Papa New Guinea is one of the least ever explored places. I highly suggest to send massive amounts of drones footage towards the mountain regions. WW2 soldiers from Japan and America had case run ins with actual giants and strange lizards there and in the skies. Google Earth looks like scattered bone fields in odd mountain areas

[@donaldtrump2107]

Actually that was in the Solomons

[@agusandiworumi84]

Sagat baik saudara kapan Papua juga memiliki kebahagian seperti saudara di Papua nugini

[@patmorano5481]

love here from Philippines

[@samuelgamato971]

Salamat. ❤️ from 🇵🇬 mabuhay

[@juliannekaminiel1794]

As appreciative as I am that this video is portraying insight on how culturally diverse and amazing PNG is, there are way too many mispronunciations and misinterpretations of my beautiful culture. producers of this documentary could've done better.

[@johnmaina8515]

Chinese propaganda machine. They have to misrepresent the culture.

[@elizabethG555]

Sounds of drums don't always necessarily mean wars and tribal fights as said in 18:08, different drums had different purposes and so the "kundu" drums or the honed lizard skin drums were mostly used for traditional ceremonies or celebrrations and till today you don't get to find tourists everytime there's kundu drums beating

[@michelleherridge4782]

I live in Australia but this is my tribe, my home village and my town,we are called the Tolai Tribe of Rabaul in the East New Britain province. Of course there's other pro Vince's in PNG as well with Port Moresby Being the capital city. PNG is diverse in culture and traditions but we are One people , ONE Na to ion We stand and Unite As One, Christianity in Jesus Christ God Almighty is our Main religion, we believe in God Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit 🙏, PNG is our untouched piece of paradise and that's how we like to keep it in its natural way 💚 how mother Nature gave it to us . Untouched Love paradise 🌺🌺🌺🌸

[@pamelaban15]

I don't know where your archeologist finding are ? But from proven research Papua New Guinea have denisovan genes. Different species of humans from Africans.

[@awintersky]

Theres a lot of mistakes this guy made starting with his pronounciation of my country ... anyways there are many ancient tribes in africa that if any race was mixed with those ancient tribes it would pick up , papua new guinean blood does not pick up none of that in the DNA. We need someone to do a documentary that knows what theyre talking about

[@firstnationfall5451]

Shut up. Please. If he said their origin was in Europe then you wouldn't dispute it. They ancestors were Africans. You find blacks in the Philippines, Indonesia and other parts of southeast Asia. They are the original people of these lands. Melanesians, Aboriginals. Africans gave rise to and produced every human on earth today different types, DNA, colors and ethnicities. The Melanesians are their descendants.

[@Kayusugi-n1v]

Papu awek new gene kuuuuuuuuuuuuuu.

[@HelenPolumeheich]

I don't know if the Narrator is Daniel Henney. He is a Korean American actor. But kind of sounds like his voice. Also its Melanesian not Malaysian. You pronounce it as Mel-a-ne-sian. 😅. Thanks for trying though.

[@kennethmiamba1587]

The Interpretation and Narratives about the are not correct!

[@TickleMonster333]

Those men in costumes look like an island type Pokémon

[@RC-bl2pm]

I had this come up in my feed because I've been watching all sorts of tribal violence/ corruption/ shoot-outs/ truckjackings from PNG. This bit from the tourism department doesn't fit at all.

[@elizabethG555]

Welcome to Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬 the land of the unexpected

[@wesleymangula8324]

The local media has largely been responsible for the negative hype presented to the world with their front page and lead stories in the electronic media, all in the name profit. Why isn't TPA up in arms about this.

[@pngmick]

So we can assume that Australian aborigines ancestors also came from Africa? As the two continents were joined before the sea levels had risen. 24.41.

[@lyndaauwi1815]

The earth is 7000 years old not 50 thousand years!

[@zinniahardy8887]

Kakapo ok?! Is it supposed to be Kokopo 😄 🌋

[@blvvdsawgekkt2599]

im no lie we no from africa

[@Mikcrynouse]

They look like australian aboriginal people

[@nigelkenewi7376]

Great Documentary 👍

[@michstinjackber7677]

अनुवाद हिन्दी

[@mareetoks3248]

Its kokopo not kokapo..

[@big3ye378]

Thank you Chinese government

[@john81065]

@SENATOR AGRAPA go back to your books. @Oceanic Vibes is 100%.

[@michaelnenzepa9357]

check my mn downloads at youtube and see more of our culture

[@estherkibui5177]

Please forgive me for asking this but I am truly curious. People here all seem to have very similar facial features. Like everyone is related to everyone. It is a very distinct look. Being initially isolated was there interbreeding? Truly no offense meant just curious

[@estherkibui5177]

Just like the group of people in South Africa who look alike. You really never know how to ask politely without sounding offensive.

[@cristianramos6836]

The Land of Poah! #Issachar

[@rachaelkawa1062]

You mean poor?? Nah our land is blessed with all the greens and sea food. Don't need money to survive.