The Interesting Life Of Papua New Guinean Tribes !

Welcome to an extraordinary journey into "The Interesting Life Of Papua New Guinean Tribes!" In this video, I take you on a solo adventure through the captivating and diverse landscapes of Papua New Guinea, a country brimming with rich culture, vibrant traditions, and breathtaking natural beauty.
Papua New Guinea is a land where ancient customs blend seamlessly with modern life. As I traverse this stunning nation, you'll witness firsthand the enchanting allure of Papua New Guinea's tribes. From the lively songs and dances of the Sepik River tribe to the unique customs and rituals that define their way of life, this documentary aims to provide a deep and respectful insight into their fascinating world.
Our journey begins in the bustling city of Port Moresby, the capital of Papua New Guinea. Despite its modern façade, Port Moresby is a place where tradition and contemporary life coexist in a delicate balance. However, this city is not without its challenges. Join me as I navigate through the chaos of Port Moresby today, exploring both its vibrant day-to-day activities and the notorious nightlife that paints a different picture of this urban jungle.
Moving away from the city, we head to the serene town of Wewak, a place that offers a stark contrast to the hustle and bustle of Port Moresby. Wewak serves as a gateway to the Sepik region, an area renowned for its cultural richness and stunning landscapes. Here, we delve into the lives of the Sepik River tribe, uncovering their deep connection to the river that sustains them and the traditions that have been passed down through generations.
Throughout this journey, you'll also get a taste of Papua New Guinea's music and singing, which play a vital role in the cultural fabric of this nation. From traditional tribal songs to contemporary Papua New Guinean music, the melodies and rhythms you'll hear are as diverse as the country itself.
As a foreigner in Papua New Guinea, I have the unique opportunity to see this incredible country from an outsider's perspective, yet with a deep respect and admiration for its people and their way of life. This vlog aims to capture not just the sights and sounds, but also the spirit and resilience of the Papua New Guinean people.
Whether you're intrigued by the mysterious Sepik River tribe, curious about the daily life in Port Moresby, or simply eager to explore the beautiful landscapes and vibrant cultures of Papua New Guinea, this video is for you. So sit back, relax, and join me on this unforgettable adventure through one of the most unique and fascinating countries in the world.
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[@Estit-24]

All Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬 villages hospitality is the same. They give you the best treatment. Please come back again.

[@SamuelVue]

I have followed all your videos and really enjoyed your clips especially in the East and West Sepik provinces of PNG. Nice experience

[@DareelManui]

You're welcome, bro. The village is safer than towns and cities. Exploring the country of Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬 and you will explore many amazing natural things in our beautiful country. Thank you for visiting my home province, East Sepik. You're welcome, brother

[@abrahammatai4389]

very best singer and best "kan'".. that part really killing me🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@AidenMore-hv9pc]

You are honored to get that. That's big respect. Even an a high ranking person from overseas can get the same cultural artifact.

[@oebaosule4431]

Welcome to PNG, there are different cultures we have in Papua new Guinea.

[@sandrakhumalo9123]

Happy people ❤

[@manuaiipondraken8376]

Tribal areas are very safe. It's the city that is not safe.👍

[@Texy-fu8hv]

Thanks bro to came to the level of papua new Guinea and experience their life stys.

[@MayJ-1990]

The swearing in the background 🤣🤣🤣 is just how the guys back in the village enjoy themselves when drunk or just hanging out. It reminds me of my uncles and their friends so him not cutting that out is better.

[@BrianMulo-f2q]

Great content my bro. Keep grinding. Your channel will shortly grow up to 5k❤️👍

[@MertAktasEnglish]

Thank you so much 🙏🤗

[@MertAktasEnglish]

You can donate with 'SUPER THANKS' to support my world tour. You can also subscribe to my channel with 'MEMBERSHIP'. Thank you for your support ❤🙏🇵🇬

[@morrisboja1044]

The people are lean and look healthy compared to the ones live in towns and cities..the local diet is still the best and healthy ❤❤

[@colonelfustercluck486]

and everything that you want is there, but you have to work to get it... so plenty of physical exercise as well as a good diet.

[@pharaohcaesar]

I'm so happy that you and the people had such a nice time together. The Sepik River is the Pishon River of the Garden of Eden spoken of in the Book of Genesis. You are literally in the Garden of Eden.😀 I was born on that river in Angoram Town.😀

[@gregorypilau3530]

Good content bro.

[@MertAktasEnglish]

Thank you so much 🙏🤗

[@AidenMore-hv9pc]

Your vip bro

[@BrdlyRoger]

The boombox guy😂😂

[@robertmcewenberthauka7997]

Bro good content of your trip here but do try get your guide to teach certain words to say and know their meaning or do google some words and find out therl meaning before you say something that you'll regret later.. but overall it good for someone like you coming into our country and experience our life in rural area..it safer then city life..do take care..

[@eddiefrank2314]

Thanks for coming into Papa New Guinea for your expertise. After going through your videos all seemed impressive except the title and names of the towns which require renaming. Also, label West Papua well because it makes confusion between PNG & Papua. Otherwise, all good.

[@JeremyAciddaoSalesRepresentati]

Bro come to Central & Gulf province and you will experience so many tribal clans🙏🏿

[@Wokabaut]

The 'baket or bucket' is a slang for alcohol fermented in a bucket over time, filtered and consumed, juiced usually from a type of banana called the Yawa. Or, it can be yeast and sugar fermented over time to produce the 'baket' alcohol. Also, Kava(Fijian termed) or Kuniak plants are also harvested, cleaned, beaten to pulp, squeezed and shivened out to produce a milky dark alcohol for consumption.

[@KESTLEBEATS]

brother come to Mt Hagen I'll wait for you

[@MANGAULapun]

there are some more you still have to know

[@themanthemyththelegend4786]

The villages are much safer than the city.

[@boroko675]

Kan Kan Kan 😂😂😂😂

[@RichardWowo-ir8de]

Go to east New Britain and try avudu and see what happens in 5mins😅

[@ArauMoh]

You should eat bilnut 😊

[@AidenMore-hv9pc]

The trick is to be socially involved with the people.. once you as a white man can flow.your king

[@sionneyhaiveta18]

Ayooo how ol tokim em lo singaut,"Kxn! Kxn! Kxn!" 🤣🤣🤣

[@colonelfustercluck486]

He's from Poland and didn't know what that meant in English (or tok pisin) at the time of filming. He probably does now.

[@Aibadnouga]

The Alcohol is called Bucket in tok pisin but actually it is called Kava like in every other pacific islander country.

[@BarbaraAehe]

Fellow Papua New Guineans, do not teach tourist who come to our beautiful country swear words. The tourist thinks he is saying a good word (the K word) and he thinks its funny. Sometimes we PNGeans have attitude problems but right here in a Sandaun village I think they have a respect problem. Pls respect outsiders who come to our remote villages and our country as a whole.

[@moehoe2585]

Is that a Samoan tattoos on your shoulder ?

[@jmasa32]

Can you please stop your nonsense of saying you are looking for primitive tribes... you respect Papua New Guineans, or you go to Africa and look for primitive tribes. There aren't any in PNG

[@kaypriest4882]

Asol ya tok nogut stap ya plari pastet

[@ElizabethP.Kikimogu]

Nooooo please don't swear 🙏 😢 .

[@ElizabethP.Kikimogu]

Oh no not the dance moves.too hospitable

[@ElizabethP.Kikimogu]

I HOPE YOU DON'T GET TO KNOW WHAT THEY WERE SAYING AND SINGING IN CHORUS.

[@mathewjr]

They thought you how the swear.

[@tondomanga2456]

Wait you are swearing 🤬