My Bilas Peles - New Ireland

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01/10/2023

Oh my gaasssss! Will Smith! Nonononono...😭😭😭😭

28/09/2023

PNG Power waiting patiently for Will Smith 😇

17/09/2023

Kavieng is a picturesque coastal town located on the island of New Ireland in Papua New Guinea. It is known for its natural beauty, stunning landscapes, and rich cultural heritage. Here are some aspects that contribute to the beauty of Kavieng:

1. Pristine Beaches: Kavieng is blessed with pristine sandy beaches that stretch along its coastline. The crystal-clear turquoise waters and the soft white sand make for a breathtaking sight. The beaches offer a peaceful and idyllic setting for relaxation, swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing.

2. Coral Reefs and Marine Life: Kavieng is a paradise for divers and snorkelers. The surrounding waters are home to vibrant coral reefs teeming with diverse marine life. Exploring the underwater world reveals a kaleidoscope of colorful fish, sea turtles, rays, and other fascinating marine creatures.

3. Tropical Islands: Kavieng is surrounded by a cluster of smaller islands, each with its unique charm. These islands, with their lush greenery, palm-fringed beaches, and secluded coves, provide a tropical paradise for visitors. Exploring the islands by boat or kayak offers a chance to discover hidden gems and enjoy the tranquility of nature.

4. Spectacular Sunsets: The sunset views in Kavieng are simply magnificent. The sky transforms into a canvas of vibrant hues, casting a golden glow over the landscape. Witnessing the sunset from one of the beachfront locations or elevated viewpoints is a mesmerizing experience.

5. Cultural Heritage: The local culture and traditional practices of the people in Kavieng are an integral part of its beauty. The vibrant and diverse cultures of the indigenous communities add depth and richness to the overall experience.

6. Natural Landscapes: In addition to its coastal beauty, Kavieng boasts stunning natural landscapes. From rolling hills and dense forests to dramatic cliffs and waterfalls.
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17/09/2023

The Kulepteina traditional dance is a rare dance of birds performed by women from the villages of Kara and Tigak. In this video, the women are perched atop l...

07/09/2023

Aiii soreeeeh 😅

04/07/2023

Karanas Comfort Tours PNG

Karanas Comfort Tours PNG is a rising star in New Ireland’s tourism sector.

04/07/2023

Enjoying the beauty of Bilas Peles at Kaselok village, New Ireland Province.

23/06/2023

Breakfast at Kavieng Market 🥲

23/06/2023

An interview with the owner of Venbert Cottage in Kavieng Town.

The tourism and hospitality industry in New Ireland Province has picked up after COVID-19, with local business operators promoting the natural beauty of thei...

21/06/2023

Buy directly from locals at a better price.

Seventy-year-old Edward Lagap is from Pantegom village of Djaul Island, in New Ireland Province. He married Aidah Edward, who is from Kaplaman, in Kavieng’s Tikana LLG, and has lived there for over four decades.

19/06/2023

Here's the full New Ireland lyric video of 'Last Name' by Nikita Kering'. Maulék rokon!

This is just a lyric video of Nikita Kering's song - 'Last Name'. All footage used are from 'Bilas Peles', New Ireland Province.

19/06/2023

The Office of Censorship has placed a temporary ban on all Jayrex Suisui songs.

19/06/2023

Dalyn Maira is a remarkable midwife who has risen to the top of her profession despite facing great personal tragedy.

19/06/2023

'Tatum' Wendy, from West Coast, had the chance to try out the turquoise blue sea of Puaskanai Island at Lavongai.

16/06/2023

Yes, apart from fish and 🐙, we also have wild pigs on Djaul Island.
This one got caught in a trap that I didn't set 🥲

14/06/2023

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The Putput Treehouse Resort was once a popular tourist destination, owned by the late Alun Ronald Beck, a longtime New Ireland resident from New Zealand.

14/06/2023

Mama Brigitte and Mama Sipoel maintain the grounds at the Putput Treehouse Resort. The bungalows are solar-powered, and it costs K250/night for a bungalow.
Just run away from your ex and come to Putput, which is 20 minutes away from Kavieng Town.

13/06/2023

People from town hold kulau like this...

12/06/2023

Arrived in Kavieng with the aim of visiting Belifu through Karanas Comfort Tours PNG. Sadly, moni pinis lo baim bek rais na flawa lo Red Star 🤧