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Holidays in Tari

Done with being an armchair traveller? Dying to experience the real thing? Tari is the perfect place to start. You'll find it among the gorgeous rural landscapes, beaches and coastal plains of Papua New Guinea. (You might have to veer off the tourist trail a little, but that's what travelling is all about, right?)

The country's capital, Port Moresby, is located around 620 kilometres to the southeast of Tari.

Learn all about the culture and character of this area by visiting the museum.

Plan some time at Tari Basin for a pleasant afternoon out.

Do you want to expand your horizons? Porgera is 45 kilometres to the northeast of Tari and Kar is 75 kilometres to the southeast. Get in the car and find out what's happening out there!

Mountain climbing and hiking are extremely popular with the locals. These outdoor pastimes will let you see this wonderful region from a completely different perspective.

Take yourself on an insightful excursion with a dependable tour guide and some fellow out-of-towners. Guided nature walks and wildlife spotting tours are a few options in the region.

Whether you're splashing in it, floating on it or zooming across it, not much beats spending a day around the water. You can try your hand at a variety of watersports here, including swimming and snorkeling.

The region's craft workshops have something for all ages. Step through the doors and see what's going on.

Go on a leisurely stroll and fill your lungs with fresh air at the surrounding area's open-air markets.

History lovers will want to visit the nearby war relics and monuments. If this is you, do a little research and choose one to discover first.

To truly experience a place is to try the local food and drink, so get set to chomp, chew, slurp and sip your way across Papua New Guinea. The only thing you need to bring with you is a robust appetite!

Breadfruit (ulu) and coconuts are some popular ingredients found in many dishes here. If you don't have a love for them already, you may by the end of your trip!

When Tari locals talk about their food, it's likely you'll hear chicken pot or kokoda fish mentioned once or twice. These classic meals form part of the region's identity and ought to be on any foodie's must-eat list.

You may be eating yourself into elastic-waisted trousers, but saksak (dumplings made with sugar and sago) is certainly worth it. This much-loved dessert will put your taste buds into overdrive at the sight of it.

What better way to get to know a place than by joining in on a day of national celebration? There'll be lots of festivities taking place for Independence Day on the 16th of September.

It might be time to say goodbye, but it doesn't have to be forever. Why not save your spare Papua New Guinean kinas for another getaway to this magnificent region?