Goroka Show Tour, Kalam Festival Simbai, PNG Cultural tour, Papua New Guinea Culture

Goroka Show Tour

Goroka Show Tour & Kalam Festival

Travel to PNG and be a part of the amazing Goroka Show. The annual Goroka Cultural Show showcases a gathering of over 70 tribes in the heart of the eastern highlands of Papua New Guinea. This is a massive sing-sing – a unique display of culture, song and dance. It provides spectators with firsthand insight into the cultural diversity in PNG. Goroka Show Tour

Our Goroka Show Tour lets you experience one of the biggest cultural festivals in Papua New Guinea, bringing together hundreds of tribesmen and women showcasing their culture.

After the excitement of the Goroka Show Tribes of Papua New Guinea, Goroka Show Tour, Kalam Festival Simbai continue on to remote Simbai for an off-the-beaten-track adventure. A short flight takes you into an isolated area in the Madang Central Province. Simbai is home to the Kalam Tribe, known for their magnificent head pieces, some of which are over a meter in height. Discover and experience the lifestyle, hospitality and rituals of the Kalam Tribe during the annual Kalam Cultural Festival. Live with the people and immerse yourself into this authentic and true PNG experience.

Our Goroka Show Tour & Kalam Festival is a journey of discovery taking you deep into the heart of Papua New Guinea.

I’ve recently returned from an absolutely incredible trip to the highlands of PNG with No Limit Adventures including Goroka Show, Mt Hagen and Simbai. This was a truly remarkable trip and destination. The Highlands seems to be one destination not yet tainted by over tourism. If you want to get off the beaten track where the locals are genuine and happy to share their way of life, then PNG is for you. The locals were happy for us to take pictures and said they want us to tell others about our experience so that more people might visit. My guide from No Limit Adventures had an excellent rapport and respect with the local contacts. There is a certain level of patience required for PNG, as everything happens at a slow pace and not always based on the time of day, the time on your ticket, or arranged meeting. Things happen…when they happen. Of course this takes a bit of getting used to and a bit of re-arranging on the fly. Our trip was without problems however delays are common and you should approach travel in PNG with patience and an open mind. No Limit Adventures have good trustworthy contacts in PNG which of course meant that I felt as safe and comfortable as possible. PNG is raw and a world away from my 1st world normality, and I absolutely fell in love with it. I’d like to thank No Limit Adventures for such a unique experience…and I’ve travelled a lot, so this is saying something.

Natasha, Australia 2017

Tribes of Papua New Guinea, Goroka Show Tour, Kalam Festival Simbai