PAID CONTENT FOR OMO BRUGLGAMO SKELETON TRIBE ECO RESORT
Omo Bruglgamo Skeleton Tribe Eco Resort CHIMBU PROVINCE, PAPUA NEW GUINEA
Embark on an extraordinary journey to the heart of Papua New Guinea, where the Omo Bruglgamo Skeleton Tribe Eco Resort invites travellers to delve into the mystical world of the Skeleton Tribe in the remote Mindima village of Simbu Province. This unique destination promises an authentic and unforgettable experience, providing a rare glimpse into the rich cultural tapestry of Papua New Guinea. The Skeleton Tribe, with its centuries-old
presence in the Papua New Guinea highlands, is renowned for its distinctive culture and traditions. One of the tribe’s unique practices is painting their bodies to appear as skeleton bones using a mixture of black and white clay. At Omo Bruglgamo, guests have the rare opportunity to immerse themselves in this captivating culture. Traditional activities, including dancing, singing, and drumming, unfold against the backdrop of the tribe’s enchanting rituals. Guided hikes through the surrounding countryside offer the opportunity to explore the stunning scenery and learn about the local flora and fauna.
The resort’s accommodation is inspired by
traditional Simbu houses, constructed with local natural materials such as wood and bamboo. Tribal artefacts, along with photography and art from local tribes, adorn the walls of each room. Two options, superior and budget rooms, cater to different preferences. Superior rooms offer a more spacious and luxurious stay, complete with a private bathroom, comfortable beds and electricity. Staying at the Omo Bruglgamo Skeleton Tribe
Eco Resort is a truly immersive experience. From the intriguing rituals of the Skeleton Tribe to the resilient Narku Dust Shakers and the skilful Insect Hunters, guests will experience the cultural richness of Papua New Guinea and go beyond the ordinary. Within the Mindima village, a captivating
tradition lead by the Narku Dust Shakers unfolds. This group of widows take part in a symbolic ritual of shaking ashes off their bodies at the end of the mourning period for their spouses. This signifies a readiness for new beginnings and courtship, celebrating life’s transitions and the resilience of the human spirit.
DON’T MISS A 30-minute drive from the lodge reveals the awe-inspiring Wii Towai waterfall, a secluded haven where guests can relish solitary swims
73 Need to know
KEY FEATURES • Restaurant • Parking • Showground
KEY ACTIVITIES • Visit the Skeleton Cave • The forest of the Insect Hunters • Witness the Narku Dust Shakers walk
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