If you travel through the highlands of Papua New Guinea, you may encounter a group of men who look like living ghosts. Their bodies are covered in pale clay. Some brandish long claws made of bamboo; ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Emese Maczko is a travel writer covering sustainable travel. A boy from the Asaro mudmen waits near his tribal elders in Port ...

A photographic highlight selected by the picture desk. Chris Jackson's photograph of Asaro Mudmen, traditionally attired dancers with clay heads, harks back to a bygone age. They are attending a ...

Photos of tribes from the ‘last frontier on Earth’ showcase centuries of rich cultural tradition in Papua New Guinea. The captivating photo series include pictures of Chimbu warrior painted as ...

The event, a flamboyant sing-sing in which thousands of people from more than 100 clans gather to showcase their music and culture, is taking place this weekend in Goroka, capital of the Eastern ...