Papua’s cultural richness is reflected in the diversity of its indigenous tribes, especially those living in the Central Highlands. In this final part, we highlight the Yali, Nduga, Damal, and Mee tribes, whose traditions, livelihoods, and belief systems continue to…
Papua is home to hundreds of indigenous tribes, each with its own traditions, belief systems, and ways of life shaped by geography and history. In this third part, we highlight four more indigenous tribes of Papua: the Moni, Muyu, Sentani,…
Papua’s vast and remote landscapes are home to many indigenous tribes who have preserved their traditional lifestyles for generations. Some communities live deep within forests, river systems, and highland valleys, maintaining customs that reflect strong connections to nature and ancestral…
Papua is the largest province in Indonesia, located in the easternmost part of the country. Historically, Papua once covered the entire western half of the island of New Guinea. In 2003, the region was officially divided into two provinces. The…
