I never heard about this country because they don’t really teacher it in history classes at all. I found out through a book I was reading and was instantly curious, now here I am watching videos and documentaries of Papua New Guinea. And I have no regrets. I love their culture and country, they are beautiful!
I have been in that part of the world and it is hell. None of these girls are safd to walk alone, none will make it to adulthood without being abused and used by a man (probably a uncle or cousin). They get rotten teeth or parasites and just live with it. They don't have garbage collection so they just throw trash everywhere and so unless you get way out, everything is covered in garbage including the ocean and rainforest. Everyone is uneducated, on drugs/drunk and quick to violence, but there are no cops to call.I could go on and on, but think about this: they would kill to come live by you and get babysat by your government-- there is a reason they all want to leave.
First of all... thank you so much for making this video, greatly appreciated your effort. We are the most diverse nation in the whole 🌎 world with 860+ different languages, 850 different cultures and traditions, different customs and taboos.... we all are black but with different complexity and different types of afro hair.... our nation is very beautiful 😍.. we respect each others culture and appreciate each other's uniqueness. Thats unit us... 🇵🇬 🇵🇬 🇵🇬 🇵🇬
Thank you Mazel Kerry for watching our documentary!! We really appreciate your kind words. PNG will always have a special place in our hearts and we hope to visit all our family and friends around this amazing country sometime in the future.
@@deepin8048 please do visit.. we are humble people who admire and respect others. Thanks once again for making this video. Its rare to find videos show casing Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬 online these days. Love, and warm greetings all the way from PNG.
I envy the simple way of life shown here. No traffic, No student loans, No Mortgage, No managers, No Karens... Just basic living. fishing, collecting coconuts, relaxing... Wish I could ditch my Lilly white suburb and all the stress and BS and just go live in the Jungle.
Hey am from Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬.. trust I have seen worst on media of westerners and I would never trade my life to live in big cities. I and my people are always content of who we are and we always feel connected with the nature and we are the most diverse nation with 860+ different languages and 800 plus different cultures. Despite the diversity, we are connected by our love of rugby and tok pisin and English....
@@mayreacts8030 I’m from a country called Guyana 🇬🇾 in South America, and we kind of live like you guys in certain villages. But it’s getting harder and harder to live free like you because now my people want to live like the white men. It is so sad, we still have a form of our language and certain traditional cultures going around tho. Sadly I wasn’t born there, I was born in Europe, France. I’m planning to work and visit Australia and you guys islands and I’ll go to my home country too. Please keep your culture alive and don’t let anyone take it from you!
The white man perceived us as cannibals and should be held accountable for that... We were not, and I repeat, we are not cannibals... PNG has thousands of tribes living remotely and isolated to each other therefore it is unjust to make any conclusion based on one tribe alone..
My grandpa Pina was born in Papa New Guinea I have no clue about the culture but I’m so interested in knowing so I google everything and watch documentaries 🥹💙 love to see this ! All the Melanin I’m so proud !!
Wow, I love the beautiful work done by the production crew, to visit PNG's islands and document their pictures and lives. From an African point of view, we hardly see or hear anything from PNG, other than negative news (only if you search for the news).
Thank you Adam! We had a little problem with our audio content, which is why it will take us quite some time to get the next video out. We appreciate your support :)
It's really nice to see some civilizations still live in harmony with the natural world. Beautiful country and misunderstood people. I had a dear friend from Tonga go there on a religious mission. He said it was just beautiful and very welcoming people.
Interesting facts: This country is the second in the world with the lowest depression rates on earth. The first is Solomon Islands which is next to Papua New Guinea and the 3rd is Timor-Leste. 4th is Vanuatu, which is also near Papua New Guinea. They're all Melanesians.
ngl the ritual part is incredibly scary but the entire culture is so interesting! these documentaries always remind me that the world is advanced, just not equally distributed.
Thanks for covering my country. I'm always curious about the outside interpretation of my home. Keep in mind we are the most culturally diverse country in the world, each village is different; some rich some poor, some literate some illiterate but the most common thing we share is that Jesus Christ is our Saviour.
I was in Alotau in 2019,and in january 2020 in Sepik River .It was amazing what i feel .People are nice and its my dream to come back again in png! Love you .
Look after the our country ❤️ beautiful PNG, Don't Let Outsiders try to exploit our country ❤️ Or try to take over, Never .. Protect our people ❤️ our land, our environment , and our resources , it's a must, and it's very important Amen
I swear, the most kind hearted person I've ever met was a man named Ruben Maury, he was a freedom fighter in new guinea before him his wife and children moved to Sweden, where they befriended my grandparents whom themselves immigrated from Finland.
@@ojaynegaitee2189 I have no idea where he was from, but he was a freedom fighter in New Guinea, and he sadly passed away some years ago. He's the one in the middle. I guess second page, the guy with the neck tie globalarkivet.se/sites/default/files/documents/2013/fv_2013_2-3_s.22-23_2.pdf
@@ojaynegaitee2189 [Ruben] Maury joined the OPM in 1970, abandoning his family and a job as a pharmacist in Jayapura. Mr Maury spent eight years in the jungles and highlands of West Papua before he and some of his ill-equipped followers crossed into independent PNG in 1978. But the newly independent state did not want to antagonize its powerful Indonesian neighbor, and promptly arrested the OPM fighters. In 1979, they were all released and four of them were accepted as political refugees in Sweden. One of them was Ruben Maury
Thats Amazing,I'm as a individual,Im happy of what U have produce in this Documentary, ,and also proud that one of my BROTHER were involve in this short movie, The third(3) person saying ,I'm from PNG,that's in my own mother tongue,(Aya PNG temelou),so keep it up,and do some more to promote our own country👍🙏
Thank you for writing this comment!! We are verh happy to hear that you enjoyed our documentary. It is an honour for us to showcase your country to the world. Papua New Guinea will always have a special place in our hearts. May I ask, who is your brother? 🙏🏽☺️
Wow amazing video thanks for sharing. That was in the highlands part of Papua New Guinea hopefully next time you take time to visit the other New Guinea Islands part of Papua New Guinea so much fun i suppose. 😇
We actually visited Bougainville and the some smaller atolls scattered around Bougainville. Vanimo was our last destination in PNg, from where we crossed back to Indonesia 😊
Beautiful film it is really great to see somebody going documenting to these hidden corners of the world. I also have a plan to go explore and create sounds film in Papua.
Thanks.. To the team feeling emotional nd happy.. To see. The innocent people from Papua New Guinea God bless every one.. Thank u... From Kerala India..
5:18 🤙🏻😁 i love papua new guinea i’d been watching every video of of this place I could find on TH-cam non stop its the 5th day and i m still watching the people are so lovely compare with the modern toxic society i will definitely go here when i have the money
@@6958921 Dont believe google.Come and see it yourself.We dont hve mass killing like in western countries.Pick pocketing yes we do hve with other law and order problems jst like everywhere in the world
I love png biodiversity and love of nature. I hope I could bring development progress such as electricity, clean drinking water, health care, education and economy for the people there to elevate their living conditions in sustainable way with nature. ❤🙏for png.
it brings tears to my eyes seeing my country ,my home. whoever documented this thank you excellent job
Thank you for your heartwarming comment. It's an honour for us to showcase your country.
@@deepin8048 I hope you can do more videos of my country .Blessings
@@jayjayyange192 Hi
My bf is from here I am from hawaii. He's so tall dark and handsome
Beautiful peoples
I never heard about this country because they don’t really teacher it in history classes at all. I found out through a book I was reading and was instantly curious, now here I am watching videos and documentaries of Papua New Guinea. And I have no regrets. I love their culture and country, they are beautiful!
Go visit them! Just don't forget to draft your will.
Thank you 😊
may I ask what book that was? was it child of the jungle?
I mean if you've ever look at a world map, it's hard to miss. PNG is not exactly small
I have been in that part of the world and it is hell. None of these girls are safd to walk alone, none will make it to adulthood without being abused and used by a man (probably a uncle or cousin). They get rotten teeth or parasites and just live with it. They don't have garbage collection so they just throw trash everywhere and so unless you get way out, everything is covered in garbage including the ocean and rainforest. Everyone is uneducated, on drugs/drunk and quick to violence, but there are no cops to call.I could go on and on, but think about this: they would kill to come live by you and get babysat by your government-- there is a reason they all want to leave.
First of all... thank you so much for making this video, greatly appreciated your effort. We are the most diverse nation in the whole 🌎 world with 860+ different languages, 850 different cultures and traditions, different customs and taboos.... we all are black but with different complexity and different types of afro hair.... our nation is very beautiful 😍.. we respect each others culture and appreciate each other's uniqueness. Thats unit us...
🇵🇬 🇵🇬 🇵🇬 🇵🇬
Thank you Mazel Kerry for watching our documentary!! We really appreciate your kind words. PNG will always have a special place in our hearts and we hope to visit all our family and friends around this amazing country sometime in the future.
@@deepin8048 please do visit.. we are humble people who admire and respect others. Thanks once again for making this video. Its rare to find videos show casing Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬 online these days. Love, and warm greetings all the way from PNG.
YOU DO NOT CARE THAT TOURISM IS DESTROYING AND NOTHING WAS LEFT
PROSECUTE TOURISTS DESTROY
How would be for a foreign woman to move there?
I envy the simple way of life shown here. No traffic, No student loans, No Mortgage, No managers, No Karens... Just basic living. fishing, collecting coconuts, relaxing... Wish I could ditch my Lilly white suburb and all the stress and BS and just go live in the Jungle.
Paradise
whats stopping you? (except for covid ofc)
That's right. 👍😊no monthly bills !
Hey am from Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬.. trust I have seen worst on media of westerners and I would never trade my life to live in big cities. I and my people are always content of who we are and we always feel connected with the nature and we are the most diverse nation with 860+ different languages and 800 plus different cultures. Despite the diversity, we are connected by our love of rugby and tok pisin and English....
@@mayreacts8030 I’m from a country called Guyana 🇬🇾 in South America, and we kind of live like you guys in certain villages. But it’s getting harder and harder to live free like you because now my people want to live like the white men. It is so sad, we still have a form of our language and certain traditional cultures going around tho. Sadly I wasn’t born there, I was born in Europe, France.
I’m planning to work and visit Australia and you guys islands and I’ll go to my home country too.
Please keep your culture alive and don’t let anyone take it from you!
iam an INDIAN, i work in ship and i have been to PNG. we used to carry timber logs to china.GOD bless PNG
These Chinese are illegaly getting logs out of our country.
when willthe people see whats really worth to live for png people bless up the indigenous care for the real good good
Start destroying the paradise cutting the jungle
SHAME ON YOU AND SHAME ON CHINA DESTROYING EVERYTHING
AND IT GIVES YOU A HEART THAT YOU DESTROYED
this is really well produced, good job! one love 🖤🇵🇬
The white man perceived us as cannibals and should be held accountable for that... We were not, and I repeat, we are not cannibals... PNG has thousands of tribes living remotely and isolated to each other therefore it is unjust to make any conclusion based on one tribe alone..
But one man in this video said you used to do it
@@MountH212 one small clan don't represent us all.. we are a land of diversity
@@lunesphotography148 It's terrible that the clan is doing that. I'm an African that makes me nauseated
My grandpa Pina was born in Papa New Guinea I have no clue about the culture but I’m so interested in knowing so I google everything and watch documentaries 🥹💙 love to see this ! All the Melanin I’m so proud !!
GOD bless.. a beautiful place.. To live from 🇵🇭
Wow, I love the beautiful work done by the production crew, to visit PNG's islands and document their pictures and lives.
From an African point of view, we hardly see or hear anything from PNG, other than negative news (only if you search for the news).
Amazing video! I'm impressed. Thank you for filming.
Wondering so less views
Thank you so much! Comments like these really give us motivation and energy to keep doing what we do. All the best for you! 🙏🏽✨
I love watching Papua New Guinea documentary
We are happy to hear that! Wonderful New Year to you and your family!
I hope y'all post another one of these, I really enjoy your content.
Thank you Adam! We had a little problem with our audio content, which is why it will take us quite some time to get the next video out. We appreciate your support :)
That was an amazing documentary. Thanks for sharing
Thank you, Mr. Mendez!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Thank you. I cried, just beautiful faces everywhere. Beautiful people. I love it!
I just discovered this stunning documentary, thank you for making this and showing to the world how beautiful Indonesia is
This isn't Indonesia it is Papua New Guinea different country altogether.
@@alphonseknight8539same island, though.
@@alexbaum2204 same island two different countries
@@alphonseknight8539 yeah, I’m aware. I’ve been.
It's really nice to see some civilizations still live in harmony with the natural world. Beautiful country and misunderstood people. I had a dear friend from Tonga go there on a religious mission. He said it was just beautiful and very welcoming people.
Interesting facts:
This country is the second in the world with the lowest depression rates on earth. The first is Solomon Islands which is next to Papua New Guinea and the 3rd is Timor-Leste. 4th is Vanuatu, which is also near Papua New Guinea.
They're all Melanesians.
ngl the ritual part is incredibly scary but the entire culture is so interesting! these documentaries always remind me that the world is advanced, just not equally distributed.
Most diverse place in the world. God bless Papua New Guinea. 😊😊. Thanks for the video
Africa has the most diverse places in the world.
God bless Papua New beautiful country and beautiful people. We are one Tok from West Papua
Beautiful people. Nice to see a natural place still exists.
Thanks for covering my country. I'm always curious about the outside interpretation of my home. Keep in mind we are the most culturally diverse country in the world, each village is different; some rich some poor, some literate some illiterate but the most common thing we share is that Jesus Christ is our Saviour.
Thank you for your comment! We fell in love with Papua New Guinea, and will definitely come back again... 🧡
GOD bless from 🇵🇭
You are real and honest people
I was in Alotau in 2019,and in january 2020 in Sepik River .It was amazing what i feel .People are nice and its my dream to come back again in png! Love you .
PNG is one of the most beautiful places in the world.
Interesting short film to really life of Papua New Guinea people and it's deep cultural traditions. Good job!!!
Thank you for your kind words, Maryam! Hope you have a great day! ✨
You are most welcome have a nice day too.
This is another side of PNG that I haven't seen on youtube. Great doc
Sooo beautifully filmd and people, thx for sharing 💗👻🌸
The resemblance of the people are so uncanny
Look after the our country ❤️ beautiful PNG, Don't Let Outsiders try to exploit our country ❤️ Or try to take over, Never .. Protect our people ❤️ our land, our environment , and our resources , it's a must, and it's very important Amen
I swear, the most kind hearted person I've ever met was a man named Ruben Maury, he was a freedom fighter in new guinea before him his wife and children moved to Sweden, where they befriended my grandparents whom themselves immigrated from Finland.
Was he a Bougainvillean?
@@ojaynegaitee2189 I have no idea where he was from, but he was a freedom fighter in New Guinea, and he sadly passed away some years ago. He's the one in the middle. I guess second page, the guy with the neck tie globalarkivet.se/sites/default/files/documents/2013/fv_2013_2-3_s.22-23_2.pdf
@@ojaynegaitee2189 He passed away 2013
@@ojaynegaitee2189 [Ruben] Maury joined the OPM in 1970, abandoning his family and a job as a pharmacist in Jayapura.
Mr Maury spent eight years in the jungles and highlands of West Papua before he and some of his ill-equipped followers crossed into independent PNG in 1978. But the newly independent state did not want to antagonize its powerful Indonesian neighbor, and promptly arrested the OPM fighters. In 1979, they were all released and four of them were accepted as political refugees in Sweden. One of them was Ruben Maury
Such a beautiful and nice people my wantok love from🇸🇧solomon Islands.
BIG UP 1st tune bruv
please more of this! absolutely loving these documentories!!!
I respect their way of life because at one point and time everyone lived like that. They have a strong sense of community.
Thats Amazing,I'm as a individual,Im happy of what U have produce in this Documentary, ,and also proud that one of my BROTHER were involve in this short movie, The third(3) person saying ,I'm from PNG,that's in my own mother tongue,(Aya PNG temelou),so keep it up,and do some more to promote our own country👍🙏
Thank you for writing this comment!! We are verh happy to hear that you enjoyed our documentary. It is an honour for us to showcase your country to the world. Papua New Guinea will always have a special place in our hearts. May I ask, who is your brother? 🙏🏽☺️
@@deepin8048 ,Damau
@@leechkmilleng5482 Greetings for him!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽
@@deepin8048 ,,ok thanks, be blessed🙏🙏
I wish I can go there love from Kenya 🇰🇪
What an awesome Documentary! I'm enjoyed this so much, Thanks for sharing..
Papua New Guinea soo soo beautiful country people and nature ,,, my top ten countries in the world ,,,, Oceanian queen 🧡 🇵🇬
Omg! This is incredible!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you!!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Wow! Incredible short documentary!
Thank you Joseph!
Wow amazing video thanks for sharing.
That was in the highlands part of Papua New Guinea hopefully next time you take time to visit the other New Guinea Islands part of Papua New Guinea so much fun i suppose. 😇
We actually visited Bougainville and the some smaller atolls scattered around Bougainville. Vanimo was our last destination in PNg, from where we crossed back to Indonesia 😊
First part was from Eastern Highlands Province. The second probably from Bougainville, New Guinea Islands.
One thing ive like to these people,, they good English communicator
Thank you for saying that, greetings from Papua New Guinea. 😊😊
@@keturahiyano1980 welcome ,,your place is a pure paradise ,,please protect it from any harmful activities to nature
Wow you are amazing people LOVE FROM PHILIPPINES 🇵🇭
Love from Nigeria 💪❤️
Amazing documentary!
Beautiful documentary. Nice to see a natural place still exists. I never visit this country but I want to
They are really honest man
Great job!
I noticed that they speak english quite well is english taught or used there or what?
Thank you!! ✨ English is widely taught as a second language in PNG. Tok Pisin, the official (creole) language of PNG, is mainly derived from English!
Beautiful film it is really great to see somebody going documenting to these hidden corners of the world. I also have a plan to go explore and create sounds film in Papua.
Thank you!! 🧡 Wow, your plans sound great! Would be interested to see your film.
Its Papua New Guinea. Papua is a Province in Indonesia, the western side of the Island of New Guinea
PNG local, handful of kinas, cool shades = instant legend
Beautifully filmed short documentary
Thank you! ✨
Thanks.. To the team feeling emotional nd happy.. To see. The innocent people from Papua New Guinea God bless every one.. Thank u... From Kerala India..
Wonderful short doco. Please make more.
They are beautiful
Thank you for the comment, Voilin! It is our pleasure to showcase the beauty of Papua New Guinea... ✨
Oh yes they are 😍😍
I wish I could get one of those fine creamy dark men and adopt 5 of the precious children
@@chowchow2theleft567 Exact same thoughts here
they all look alike...am sending love from South Africa.
Because of isolation,
Who filmed, edited and produced this documentary?
Just us. Two ordinary travellers from Finland.
Fellas at out and about at 4:53!
Thank you for showing how beautiful my country of Paua New Guinea is.
Beautiful picture of a beautiful place
I love this documentary it truly shows the beauty of this country
Please Bougainville don't go...you make us complete as a nation. I love you no matter what.
#brother
5:18 🤙🏻😁 i love papua new guinea i’d been watching every video of of this place I could find on TH-cam non stop its the 5th day and i m still watching the people are so lovely compare with the modern toxic society i will definitely go here when i have the money
Song in the beginning??!
I love your depiction of PNG in this video. Truly warms my heart❤️
Beautiful documentary
Thank you brother!
They look quite different. Are there many tribes?
Yes, many actually. We are pretty diverse.
Yes we have 22 provinces with 800 different languages, so you can see already how many types of different tribes with each language respectively...
beautiful video. can I use little shots of png people smile for a little music video about people of the south Pacific . let me know thanks
Yes of course, but please tag us! 😊🙏🏽
@@deepin8048 will definitely do. Much appreciated
Its very nice that this Country managed to keep their cultural diversity. I wish them all the best and happines 😊
What song is this? By what artist
Wow, such an amazing video. Thanks..... Who's here after reading Guns, Germs and Steel by Jared Diamond?
Thank you for the documentary. And sharing. Kerto
Thank you for watching!
Enjoyed the videos from 🇳🇵 🥰😍
Thank you for sharing.It s so green and beautiful!
Beautiful genuine people
Wow, amazing video
My bf is from here he is so tall dark and handsome 💕💕
Oceanic people ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Fun fact most of the people you see in this video have never seen the ocean in their life
They seems very nice people I will go there one day
Excellent video well done
Thank you, Brian! :-)
WAU!! Aivan mieletön! 😍😍
ISO KIITOS! :)
great work. beautifully done with great taste and a good choice of music
Did he really have to play that song in the background??
Mesmerizing documentary, put me in a trance
Lovely doc! Thank you :)
Good job guys!
Oh Bena Bena, ples bilong mi😌 mi missim peles ohhh:)))
Hats off to the producer thank you lo showim life style blo mipla lo PNG 🖒
Thank you!! 😊
I love my country PNG 🇵🇬🇵🇬🙏🏽🕊
Beautiful people 😍
The best thing is that the people are peaceful and development will always come into a peaceful environment.
Papua New Guinea's crime is one of the highest in the world, how is that peaceful
Tribal war are common in there
development will always come into a peaceful environment...? What does that even mean?
@@6958921 Dont believe google.Come and see it yourself.We dont hve mass killing like in western countries.Pick pocketing yes we do hve with other law and order problems jst like everywhere in the world
Epic!!
Thanks man!!
Awesome!!
Nice, I would like to visit this beautiful country
Hienoa kuvausta, hyvin tehty pätkä! ❤️
Kiitos paljon, Hannu!! 😍🙏🏽✨✨
im cryingg this is very good :'(
Thank you sooooo much Yogi!!! :))))
Please make a documentary about the Philippines
I love png biodiversity and love of nature. I hope I could bring development progress such as electricity, clean drinking water, health care, education and economy for the people there to elevate their living conditions in sustainable way with nature. ❤🙏for png.
I’m so Grateful and bless to be a part of the black race Very diverse and beautiful people so many different languages features and characteristics☝🏿🦾
awesome! is that the Carteret Islands at the end?
And they swim in the ocean without fear of crocodiles. Even though there are crocodiles.
That so amazing place and people i love this video ❤️
I don't care too much for money🔥💯🔥