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22/09/2026

Let's break down the stereotypes!

Cannibalism in Papua New Guinea. Have you ever heard of endocannibalism?

Among the Fore people, consuming deceased relatives was once part of mourning rituals, not simply an act of violence or hunger. Yet sensational stories have shaped how the world sees Papua New Guinea for generations.

With more than 800 Indigenous languages, the country deserves to be understood beyond these old stereotypes.

Read our latest article and discover the history behind the myths!

Papua New Guinea: The Truth Behind the Cannibalism Myths

31/08/2026

What really happens to the money from a charity climb?

Where Does the Money Actually Go?

28/08/2026

What if wealth wasn’t about how much you have, but how much you can give?

Among the Melpa people of Papua New Guinea, Moka is a traditional exchange system where wealth is given, reciprocated and redistributed. The ability to give generously can build prestige, relationships and influence.

A fascinating reminder that something as familiar as “wealth” can mean something very different across cultures.

Want to experience Papua New Guinea beyond the surface?

Join our small group expedition to the Highlands of Papua New Guinea in February 2027.



Check the link in bio for the full itinerary.

21/07/2026

Not all cowboys ride horses. 🦌

For Sámi reindeer herders, mastering the lasso is more than a skill. It’s part of a living tradition passed down through generations. Every successful throw reflects years of practice, patience and knowledge of both the animals and the Arctic.

Have you ever seen reindeer herding like this?

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21/07/2026

The greatest compliment we can receive is knowing our guests leave with memories that last a lifetime.

Thank you for this wonderful review and for choosing Visit Natives for your Tanzanian adventure.

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