Goroka is the capital of Eastern Highlands Province in Papua New Guinea, known for its vibrant indigenous culture and annual tribal festival. Located at a high elevation, the town offers a unique glimpse into traditional Papua New Guinean life.
Situated at approximately 1,600 meters above sea level, Goroka is a fascinating highland town renowned for its rich cultural diversity and annual Goroka Show. The town serves as a significant center for coffee production and is home to numerous indigenous tribes, each with distinctive traditions, languages, and elaborate traditional dress. Visitors can experience authentic Papua New Guinean culture through local markets, traditional performances, and interactions with local communities.
Best Time: August-September (during Goroka Show)
Time Needed: 2-3 days
Entrance: Varies by attraction