NCDC FLAG

Flag of National Capital District.
The design represents Lakatoi Boat. The Lakatoi Boat is used for Irimoale Festival every year in the month of September by the Hiri people of the Central Province.
The National Capital District or Port Moresby City locates on the land of Hiri Moale, Koiyari, Goilala and Moitaka. The flag of National Capital District was designed by the Hiri Local Artists.
The design was created representing their ancients exchanges of food and other things during the Hiri Moale Festivals every year. Even today they still practises.  

 

Loloata Island

One of the place that is packed that is packed with families during weekends.
A place of fun and laughter for for working class people who are stressed during working days.

Here is Ela Beach.

Loloata island is located just outside Port Moresby. 
around the island are white sandy beaches and reefs. People go there to' barbecue meats and also to enjoy their drinks.

Far view from Ela Beach towards Loloata Island.

Trobriand Island Girls

What a lovely Trobriand Girls...
The Trobriand Island group of girls who lived around Port Moresby city are displaying and performing their cultural style of dancing.
They wouldn't be 10s but more than hundreds of girls must be prepared to dress in own traditional skirts made of PURPUR (poo-rr-poo-rr) grass.

Bird of Paradise in Steel...

Located along the Waigani Drive, Port Moresby is a small loan that beautifies with palms, flowers and a bird of Paradise made of steel frames.
The bird of Paradise is designed by steel frames by an artist from Simbu Province, PNG.  

This little palm match decorated with this loan where the steel bird of Paradise locates.

The Australian High Commission

The Australian Embassy is located in lower Waigani.
Drive alone the Cameron Drive and to the National Parliament.
The Embassy can not be missed by your eyes.
 Australia was in charge of Papua New Guinea Since world war II till the 16th of September 1975 when Papua New Guinea gained independence.
The Australian Embassy is surrounded by tropical rain trees and Beautiful palms.

This is Cameron Drive and there you can see The Australian High Comm. Not really much disturbance of noises. 
Just to show the full respect of our foreigners and government leaders.

P.N.G's Flag Carrier.

I go with Air Niugini Every where....

This is PNG's own red striped and flag carrier.
It only travels out of the country and no flights within the country.
The designs on the plane, is the bird of Paradise represents the country's Emblem.
That's why, where ever it goes, it carries the country's flag.

Bird of Paradise...

On the top of a small Pikus (PEE-COOS) tree, the No.1 Bird of Papua New Guinea are sitted.
Our skilled and nift artists of Papua New Guinea, built the real image of Big Bird of Paradise at Erima Street, Port Moresby.
See more pictures of bird of Paradise on this page...

Its side has grown the beautiful feathers strong as a coconut's leaves. Below is its front side and now you can see where it locates. This is  Erima Street's playing field.

Ela Beach Today In Port Moresby.

The Seas of Ela Beach have gone.
Almost three - four hundred meters, the seas of Ela Beach have gone away from the main land. 
People are looking for crabs and other sea foods that left alone by the sea of Ela Beach, Port Moresby.
Looking all directions, only stones were left behind.
See other pictures on this page for more views.

Beauties welcome.

Before you enter the city of Port Moresby from Jackson's Airport, you'll be gladly greeted and welcome you by this group of flowers.
They will tell you, "don't forget to take care of yourself. Save stay and meet many friends there and enjoy."
Feel at home, just because the natures of Port Moresby will cover you with the warm blanket of lovely climate.

Young Colourful Face

This young girl dressed in her cultural style of dress. She's from Mt. Hagen Westhern Highlads of Papua New Guinea. She was dressed by her family and sent to the school show at her school in Port Moresby.  All these paints, feathers and other colourful leaves are valuable in their customary rates. We can even say, "A person who have all these things, are declared to be rich in everything." If a particular person have this things, then people from another place must go and hired with money or a large pig for a day.

   

Huli Wigmen

Here are the tribesmen of HULI (hoo-lee) Hela Province Southern Highlands of Papua New Guinea.
They live in Port Moresby to promote our Culture and Tourism programs.
Everytime, when you visit Port Moresby and Papua New Guinea, there you can not miss them at Jackson's/Port Moresby International Airport or infront of Big Hotels and Business Houses.
They usualy greet and welcomes foreign and local visitors to Port Moresby City.
They can share you good stories about their culture and customs. They can also share you wigs and very nice traditional artifacts or even paint your face with their traditional paints.
 
 

Chief Somare's Foundation

The Somare Foundation was built when Chief Sir. Michael Somare was a greate leader of Papua New Guinea.
The house looks unique and the area also shown respectful and beautiful. 
The area keeps silent and noiceless everyday not to disturb our leaders or the staffs.
Sometimes later, the house was inspected by a group of building inspectors.


After inspecting, they have sent a sad report to the staffs and the owner of the building that; "The Somare Foundation is no in good condition. It shakes like the earthquake's vibrations." 
They have sent warning notice to leave that house and dislocate everything in it.
To confirm, the other group of inspectors and investigators reinspected and investigated that it was true and confirmed.
So the house was left and the staffs transfered to another locations.

Today, you can see that the house is still there with its original shape and designs outside but inside is empty.
Very sad but still beautifying this respected area and does not produces eye sores.

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Typical Welcome of Foreign Dignitaries to Port Moresby, PNG

Visitors from outside Port Moresby (Papua New Guinea) are given a very warm welcome at at the Jackson's International Airport/Port Moresby International Airport at their arrival before they enter the "Land of Expect the Unexpected." Different singing groups, Guards of Honor from the PNGDF and our National Leaders are well prepared to welcome our visitors.
This is part of the welcoming area at Jackson's International / Port Moresby International Airport. The area is well decorated and fenced, before they could be allowed excess into the beautiful land of Port Moresby(Papua New Guinea.)
The very example of typical welcome of foreign dignitaries to Port Moresby is shown here that our Guards of Honors welcoming the Prime Minister of Australia, Julia Gilard.
Be fill that; Port Moresby is the city of welcome and respectful place.

Feel at home if anytime you enter this city of peace.

        



Secrete and well decorated area of welcoming foreign and local visitors before entering the stateground.
 

Beautiful Nature

Why find so difficult to make your home like this. Very easy but if you are a good gardener.
Like our brilliant gardeners of Port Moresby plants their crops all around our city. They fulfills their dreams about heavens on this earth. Some times, the church leaders preached to the people and share lovely words from the Bible about heavens in christian churches. Once our city gardeners hear this wonderful messages, they wish to make our city like heavens too.

Street Sales

This is Ellie Stanly with her beautiful daugter, namely, 'Sunu (SOO-NOO)' in Port Moresby street's market. Sunu is trying to help her mum momentarily as usual every after school. She trusts her mum and never to ask money or any thing on the table. She is a faithful girl to her mum, dad and anybody. She plays her roll and shows her good abilities to the family and even to the community.
Sunu is a good girl and most trustful.

Ancestors of Highlands.

You'll find this family, paps, mums, son and their pig next to the double tunnels of Waigani Drive, Port Moresby. The story in this picture, illustrates how our ancestral family homes of the Highlands of Papua New Guinea. This statues still reminds today's people that; our ancestors were like this.
May be we should be like this too, if what?..................
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Double tunnel at Waigani Drive where you can find these statues are displayed.

Image of Bird of Paradise

Very unique and creatively, our artists here in Port Moresby designed the likeness of the Bird of Paradise. They built these double images by using heavy metals. They painted in the original patterns and colours of Bird of Paradise. The real given name for this bird in our TOK PISIN (TOCK- PEE-SEEN) is "KUMUL" (COO-MOOL.) Kumul is the only leading bird of all the Birds of Paradise. You may find the other birds of paradise some parts of the world but, you will never find KUMUL anywhere in the world. The only country you find Kumul is Papua New Guinea. (PNG). Today, Our talented artists more concerned about our beautiful city (Port Moresby) and try their very best to decorate and beautifying the city by expressing their skills.      

Securely Decorated areas in Port Moresby

Always, at the front side of the Morata House/Building is well decorated and beautifying with all kinds of plants and flowers.
A group of specialist in Port Moresby concerns about the city and try so hard to decorate and beautifying such loctions like this including, government houses, business centres, hotels, lodges, intutitional section and other special areas.

More Views of Port Moresby

This is North-east direction of Port Moresby City. Imaging that you are at the top point of Free-way mountain and looking towards Wigani, Gordons, Erima, Jackson's International Airport and Spring Garden Road. Go more on next photos and you will know more about Port Moresby. 

The Deloitte Tower of Port Moresby

The Deloitte Tower is one of the Highest building in Port Moresby City. They built this Tower 6 stories down wards from the surface of the ground and another 20 stories upwards total of 26 stories.   

2.Very Highest and it matches with the blue skies of Port Moresby.