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PAPUA - NEW GUINEA
Kirawari River
Kariwari river (Sepik's tributary) is one of the most remote and un-spoilt destinations in Papua New Guinea with stilted villages line the edges of flooded waterways and dug out canoes are the primary mode of transport.
There are no roads, no shops and no phones. Sepik's live completely off the land, weaving baskets for catching fish; gathering, preparing and cooking their staple food from the Sago Palm.
BEST TIME to VISIT Papua - New Guinea
BEST TIME to TRAVEL to Papua New Guinea
From June to September
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari river
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari river
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari river
village
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari river
woman
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari river
sunset on forest and mountains
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari river
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari river
Spirit house
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari river
woman
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari river
woman - face paintings
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari river
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari river
lake and mountains
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari river
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari river
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari river
small boy in a canoe
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari river
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari river
young girl
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari river
dancers
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari river
dancer
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari river
woman and baby
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari river
landscape
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari river
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari river
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari river
Fish dancing
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari river
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari river
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari river
house
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari river
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari
crocodile is worshiped as the water spirit. In excruciatingly painful ceremonies young men have their backs cut to resemble the markings of the crocodile
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari
children
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari
In excruciatingly painful ceremonies young men have their backs cut to resemble the markings of the crocodile
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari
dancer
Papua - New Guinea - Kariwari
dancers and siinger
Papua - New Guinea - Karawari
on the river
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