Papua is known as the
“land of unexpected” because Papua is truly unique local, full of pristine
rain-forest and home to the most ethnologically primitive people on earth.
Papua is Indonesia’s largest and the most eastern province. The most heavily
populated and cultivated parts of the island are the Paniai Lakes District and
the Baliem Valley to the east.
Cartensz Peak
Cartensz Peak locally
named Puncak Jayawijaya is one of the 7 highest mountains in the world. It is
4,844 m above the sea level and has for centuries attract many adventurers to
reach these eternal equatorial glaciers. This natural phenomenon is very rare
since natural ice does not normally develop along the warm equator.
