Port Moresby Nature Park

The city drive to the Port Moresby Nature Park for about half an hour, this park is very large, the zoo has many unique animals of PNG, including paradise birds, tree kangaroos, blue-crowned pigeons, etc., which makes people open their eyes. The scenery of the park is also very beautiful. It is recommended to take a Ferris wheel and see the whole view of the whole park. The Ferris wheel is very cheap, which is only 10 yuan for RMB. There are a lot of mosquitoes inside, it is recommended to spray anti-mosquito agents!

With world-class facilities, this park displays Papua New Guinea's unique flora and fauna and can give you a stunning experience. Here is the best choice for visiting the country's wildlife, and you don't need to go remotely to track the tree kangaroos and birds of paradise to see them. This is a must-check place for travel and is a safe option for everyone passing by or visiting Port Moresby. Remember to get a professional guide (extra charge but can hear the explanation, well worth it). The park offers shuttle buses, a selection of souvenir shops, coffee and snacks in the cafe are great, the bathrooms are clean, and there is a picnic area and a boulevard running through the park.

The park built by incomplete artificiality has the feeling of primitive forest, dense forest, bats hanging on the trees, and many rare birds and kangaroos in PNG. The park is not very big, suitable for 1-1.5 hours slow swimming, very good! If you go to play, remember to wear pants, more trees, mosquitoes! Note: This park is entirely on land, not on the beach, Ctrip's very green beach, there are many houses on the water, not this park, not this park! ___________

Port Moresby Nature Park is still very beautiful. It is a large park with good environment and convenient transportation. So we can get to our destination very quickly. The scenery here is very beautiful and gives us a great feeling.

Port Moresby Nature Park is the sprawling capital of Papua New Guinea, a country north of Australia.The vast anthropological collection at the PNG National Museum and Art Gallery includes masks and carved wooden poles.