the American gringos live very well. but they aren't happy 'cos they want always more...their God is the money. ...you see, now they are trying to steal all Russian immense resources ... and they are pppeeling it themselves.
I think they smile because they might be ignorant that the state has corrupted most country resources from them If they clearly understand that, You may it be challenged in difficulty to see those smiles again!
This documentary was shot probably 20 years ago. There’s a big development and social change in the last 20 years. The Highlands highway had drastically improved. Lae has a massive facelift with concrete roads and a 4 lane highway to the new Nadzab airport 42 km outside of Lae. Lae’s no longer a pothole city.
Great documentary! I'm from Goroka, Eastern Highlands Province - I've lived in Sydney since 1997, I miss my extended family and our beautiful forests; a hike in the national parks in Australia is the closest I get to wandering in nature and appreciating the fresh air. Wantok lo Sydney, Ohusapa
I'm from the countryside here in Norway, and I understand the feeling. I feel like an alien when in a city, but alone in the woods at night, in front of a campfire, cooking food I've caught, I'm at peace, deep peace. God bless you.
I lived in PNG for 6 years from 1990 to 1997. Thank you for this documentary film! I always enjoy your channel/Best documentary. Merci beaucoup! 有難うございます。
Saya pernah dua tahun bekerja di pedalaman sana. tepatnya di kimbe, autuvo, sera & vanimo. Sepengalaman saya disana benar benar kacau. Rasa aman bagi kami para pendatang benar benar mustahil, jika kami tidak waspada, banyak sekali penjarahan yang penduduk lokal lakukan dan kebanyakan mereka membawa senjata tajam dalam keseharianya. saya pernah bersitegang dengan seorang pemuda hanya karena sandal saya dicuri, disana itu jangan sampai berurusan dengan polisi lokal karena masalah bisa semakin rumit. Sangat disayangkan, padahal alam & laut mereka begitu indah.
Dari dokumenternya sj sudah keliatan gimana setiap hari hidup (mempertahankan hidup dari kematian) sangat bersyukur rasanya hidup damai di indonesia hidup berdampingan dan berkompetisi secara sehat dengan akal sehat.
Que du bonheur à travers ce documentaire malgré la dureté de leur vie. Je bois souvent du café de la Papouasie nouvelle Guinée maintenant je penserai chaque fois à ces moments et à ces gens. ❤️
There many re-uploads and this is the third time I watched this video. However, it never stops to amaze me of the people and the life they live in Papua New Guinea. Thanks!
The local Shaman who identifies as a Sheman.. Botched his transition surgery... He awaited for a vagin0donor for years.. Unfortunately the organ was infected by too many venereal diseases and he succumbed to the same fate as his mother
So many friendly, and kind people giving comments here. 🙂 So glad to see that, it gives me a renewed belief in fellow people. God bless you all, from dark and cold winter Norway. ;-)
@@avajra1 не забывай, наши предки жили в каменном веке десятки тысяч лет назад, а они жили в каменном веке каких то 50 лет назад и вдруг к ним сразу пришел прогресс, который за 50 лет по сути сделал из них более менее прогрессивную нацию, то есть за 50 лет они прошли тот путь, который белый человек преодолел за десятки тысяч лет и через сто лет они уже будут жить лучше чем вы, ты просто тупой, что бы это понять😁
@@SamsungA03core-pv3fl kl msh ada spt itu, tinggal laporin sj kk.. Sy bkn tinggal di kota, tp sy tinggal di lereng gunung, tp akses sdh lancar semua, kk..
One of the best documentary ever seen. Im from Indonesia, half of Papua island is at Indonesia and from this movie i can see directly the difference that Papua New Guinea is more fluid on english. As for corruption, is all same between Papua province in Indonesia And Papua New Guinea country 😂😂😂😂
@@Kkcobain No, just talking from documentaries I've seen and Thai people online, seeming to always be polite and friendly. Also they also have a King they love very much, from what I've understood. And I can respect that.
My boyfriend grew up here. His parents created an alphabet in the local language and then taught people to read and write. It took 20 years. When they finished, his parents came back to the states and his father died two weeks later. Seems like he did his life’s work and then moved on…
@@JosephatPalanga hey, my friend! It’s so nice to meet you! I’ve never been there before,but the photos I’ve seen back in the day were so native and unlike the states. I’m saddened that it’s not the same anymore.
@@BucketHeadianHagg My good friend, way back in the 90s My teacher, a young American lady name Miss Val Manino said the same and I quote, she said I was scared to come to Papua new guinea 🇵🇬 because it's the land of savage with tribal warfare, but I find it different altogether. You guys are modernized. Cut the story short, her 2 years stay in PNG was history. She hugged and cried with all her students at the airport before leaving for USA.
@@JosephatPalanga omg how cute! Haha .. I’m a musician by trade and felt the same way about Thailand. We were asked to come play for the International Music Festival and I was terrified to go because all I ever heard about was child sex abuse and “LadyBoys” and bugs and giant lizards, etc.. I cried and didn’t want to go home by the end of the week. The people are so wonderful and the land is absolutely gorgeous! Now, I got lo the time! My brother even met a Thai girl in California and they got married 10 years ago!
We're so spoiled here in Europe, aren't we? I'm a bit ashamed when I see those that have so little, able to be happy, but I'm so often absorbed in my personal problems and depressive thoughts, unable to see the world around me and the people in it.
Thank you so very much for this video. I’ll treasure it. I absolutely enjoyed this video. It has some familiarities to country life in the Caribbean. I felt I was a part of the journey with the truck drivers. I was sad when the people were and happy when they were. I understand from other comments this is an old video I’m watching in April 2024. I have got to visit PNG. I feel a definite connection to those people and their way of life and struggle to survive. I love the terrain, even the treacherous roads that lends a certain excitement to the journey from one area to another. I wish the very best for PNG and its people. I love you all and look forward to coming there someday.😊❤
Yes, PNG is truly beautiful & amazing. Although we do have challenges and issues on crime, youth unemployment, poor public services and bad political leadership but we are no different to other developing countries. We are aspiring for gradual progress for the better. Appreciate your comment. If you can find a good guide you will not be disappointed if you ever plan and the got means to travel to PNG. ❤🙏
Papua and Papua New Guinea are two different places, even though they are one archipelago but separated by 2 countries, Papua is a province in Indonesia, and Papua New Guinea Countryis west of Indonesia
The amount of Indonesians in this comment section confusing Papua New Guinea (an independant country) with West Papua (a part of Indonesia) is truly mind boggling. Like, the flags are not even similar...
Рай глазами капиталистов, так по их мнению должен выглядеть весь мир. Дешевая рабочая сила, люди готовы за копейки работать и радоваться что хоть какая то работа у них есть.
ну это тебе не мешает пользоваться благами капитализма, сидишь на их ютубе и ноешь и жалуешься как бабка старая😁, ты без капитализма уже и дня прожить не сможешь, просто ты слишком обиженнй на жизнь , что бы это осознать
New colonialisme tinged with depaternalism racism has à bright future ahead Les aventuriers occidentaux, de tout bord telle cette vieille canaille lubrique francaise devertebree ont de beaux jours devant eux .Gare aux réveil des peuple
Very great video which shows great men who risks their lives to bring services to the unreachable through land and aeroplane. Faith also plays vital role to the life of people thank you Father Mathew of Catholic church.
I wish you didn't have the narrator dub over the top of the locals speaking. They're clearly speaking some form of English and it would be great to hear it (with subtitles of course as its likely an English we're not used to).
Understanding other Cultures is essential towards World Peace. Understand and Respect. Thank you for this video. Excellent Production. Best Documentary for sure.
Where have you seen culture during this trip ? All these millions of folks come from a single original cannibal couple.I can't even recognize anyone from others.
Very Good dacumentry I always enjoyed, I m from Azad Jammu&Kashmir, Pakistan, we have roads similarities in hilly area but over all infrastructure is much better then this and also we have crime rate almost zero.
I live in Australia and visited there in the 1970s. Even then we were advised to be very careful where we visited/night visits etc. We dropped a new car off for the buyer in Mt Hagen from Lae. We were advised not to stop if we hit anything, human or animal, as the natives would appear and kill or severely wound you. Yes, it was an adventure for sure but we made it. I guess as it was a new car there was little chance of a breakdown. Lots to talk about it but in summary a great place to visit if you want an adventure but not for a restful holiday type break. Go to Fiji for that.
Живут на 30 евро в год, а билет на самолёт, если ты смертельно болен 120 евро - браво, вы так о них "заботитесь" Скорее всего сама медецина в таких условия для них вообще недоступна. Колонизаторы во всей красе.
لو كان قائد الطائره عربيا مسلما لأخذ المريض معه لإسعافه دون أن يأخذ رسوما منه ولو كانت ظروفه صعبه 😢سيجود عليه ببعض من وقته وماله من باب الإنسانيه ان لم يكن من باب دينه الإسلامي الذي يحثه على هذا العمل الخيري العظيم.... ولن يتركه ابدا اذا كان بوسعه ان يأخذه معه وهو على يقين ان الله سيكافئه ويبارك له ويثيبه على عمله ويحفظه... على الأرجح انه لن ياخذ منه قيمة التذكره حتى لو أعطاه هذا المريض هذا ما يحدث في الدول العربية الإسلاميه خاصه اذا كانت حاله طارئه كمرض وغيره...
Они и сейчас живут своей жизнью, какими были такими и остались только в новой обëртке и без массового каннибализма, их первобытная суть осталась такой же
Just watched it, great documentary while part of some areas captured had improvement many remote areas in PNG lacks the most basic services; good water supply, roads and bridges and basic health services.
Village people probably don't take lightly to outsiders pointing cameras at them. If you recall in the video there are villagers who have never seen nor even sat in vehicle of any kind, don't be lazy and just do a google search.
Hello, I'm from South Sudan we too have those bad roads. I think you people should come and do some documentation here you will have incredible adventures
смотрю все эти дорожные документалки про африку, азию итд и думаю - какой же колоссальный рынок для российских грузовиков типа ГАЗ - 66.идеальное транспортное средство для таких мест. почему их не экспортируют в такие страны??
Wonderful documentary. Nice insight to the lives of people in PNG highlands. It looks like a tough livelihood. And machete appears to be weapon of choice.
Why do they dub over the people speaking English with an English guy. I would much rather hear the people speak it. It’s interesting hearing their dialect
Как они снимали момент когда из этой труднодоступной, горной деревни улетал самолет? Я имею в виду, что самолет улетел, оператор снял, самолет вернулся за оператором? Или оператор спускался с этой деревни по джунглям?
J'aime ce genre de reportage et oui comme dit dans les commentaires la on voit que chez nous on est vraiment bien au chaud sur notre fauteuil mais je suis sur que dans quelques décennies ,ont va tous faire un retour en arrière si rien ne change et on sera au même point .
Excellent video. The narration and camera angles are stellar. Keep it going! Aloha from Hawaii.
I know life can be difficult for the villagers but they smile more than the average American. Thank you so much. Bless these people!
In some areas. In others it’s highly dangerous , some tribes believe in witchcraft , resulting in torture and murder, regardless of of age.
the American gringos live very well. but they aren't happy 'cos they want always more...their God is the money. ...you see, now they are trying to steal all Russian immense resources ... and they are pppeeling it themselves.
I think they smile because they might be ignorant that the state has corrupted most country resources from them
If they clearly understand that,
You may it be challenged in difficulty to see those smiles again!
They are smiling for the camera. Americans are used to cameras, not much to smile about in that regard.
Dude, this video is not from America, it from Polinesia
This documentary was shot probably 20 years ago. There’s a big development and social change in the last 20 years. The Highlands highway had drastically improved. Lae has a massive facelift with concrete roads and a 4 lane highway to the new Nadzab airport 42 km outside of Lae. Lae’s no longer a pothole city.
Good to hear. I’ll look up more recent things after. Ty
Great documentary! I'm from Goroka, Eastern Highlands Province - I've lived in Sydney since 1997, I miss my extended family and our beautiful forests; a hike in the national parks in Australia is the closest I get to wandering in nature and appreciating the fresh air.
Wantok lo Sydney,
Ohusapa
Wish you a better life.
Предатель, ты
Своей страны
I'm from the countryside here in Norway, and I understand the feeling. I feel like an alien when in a city, but alone in the woods at night, in front of a campfire, cooking food I've caught, I'm at peace, deep peace. God bless you.
@elvenkind6072 Yes, it's peaceful and fulfilling 😊🌺
I lived in PNG for 6 years from 1990 to 1997. Thank you for this documentary film! I always enjoy your channel/Best documentary. Merci beaucoup! 有難うございます。
Получается 8 а не 6 лет с 1990 по 1997
@@Пираты_в_танкев таком случае не 8, а 7 получается
At least you didn't live in JPEG
Adakah yang menonton chanel ini warga negara Indonesia ...? Like ya
Sharrap
aku sayang
saya,pengen lihat kalau opm dapat kekuasaaan bakal jadi apa negaranya . Ternyata gambarannya jadi negara kaya gini 😅
@@prastyadisaputra9356 apa yg d banggakan opm ?? Sampah
@@prastyadisaputra9356 wkekewkwk😂
The world needs more men like kevin.
Saya pernah dua tahun bekerja di pedalaman sana. tepatnya di kimbe, autuvo, sera & vanimo. Sepengalaman saya disana benar benar kacau. Rasa aman bagi kami para pendatang benar benar mustahil, jika kami tidak waspada, banyak sekali penjarahan yang penduduk lokal lakukan dan kebanyakan mereka membawa senjata tajam dalam keseharianya. saya pernah bersitegang dengan seorang pemuda hanya karena sandal saya dicuri, disana itu jangan sampai berurusan dengan polisi lokal karena masalah bisa semakin rumit. Sangat disayangkan, padahal alam & laut mereka begitu indah.
Dari dokumenternya sj sudah keliatan gimana setiap hari hidup (mempertahankan hidup dari kematian) sangat bersyukur rasanya hidup damai di indonesia hidup berdampingan dan berkompetisi secara sehat dengan akal sehat.
Barusan sy liat ibukotanya port morestby tapi itu hanya semua,faktanya ketimpangannya sangat jauh
KACUNG KACUNG OPM APA GK SADAR YAA MELIHAT INI HEHE
@@SukamKamto-kz1xjmana bisa sadar, sampai kiamat ya begitu-begitu aja.
Masih primitif yaa ternyata..
No matter how hard it is for them to have smiles on their faces.
They are high on beetle nut
Que du bonheur à travers ce documentaire malgré la dureté de leur vie.
Je bois souvent du café de la Papouasie nouvelle Guinée maintenant je penserai chaque fois à ces moments et à ces gens. ❤️
There many re-uploads and this is the third time I watched this video. However, it never stops to amaze me of the people and the life they live in Papua New Guinea. Thanks!
انت تعيش في فراغ قاتل
Looks like basketball people don't work out too well anywhere 🙄
Докопались тут до перевода, да скажите лучше спасибо что вам вообще перевели этот замечательный фильм. Спасибо автору за работу!
🎉
а х ли ты тут выделываешься?
@@ВладимирБураввчик Чего- чего ты тут вякнул?
Это нейросеть
sorry ?>
شكرآ على هذا الوثائقي☝️👍👍👍👍🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪🇾🇪
Respect à Kévin le chauffeur pour sa famille.
Merci pour le document
What was the cause of his death
Rest in Peace Kevin the truck driver, he passed away last month. A Legend of the Highlands Highway.
How did he die?
The local Shaman who identifies as a Sheman..
Botched his transition surgery... He awaited for a vagin0donor for years..
Unfortunately the organ was infected by too many venereal diseases and he succumbed to the same fate as his mother
@@kamchorulta not sure, could have been a health related issue.
fake news 😂🗞️
What happens to his family?
So many friendly, and kind people giving comments here. 🙂 So glad to see that, it gives me a renewed belief in fellow people. God bless you all, from dark and cold winter Norway. ;-)
I love the resilience of these people. Despite their challenges, they look so happy. Funniest thing I also notice is that they have same teeth.
كنت أظن نحن الأفارقة فقط نعيش حياة صعبة لكن بعد مشاهدة هذه الفليم الوثائقي الحمدلله علي كل شيء 34:52
Жерард отличный рабовладелец.
Для образа не хватает плети.
Страшно представить какую власть над этими людьми он имеет, без видеокамеры.
Видимо по-другому этими людьми управлять сложно, они же ещё несколько десятков лет назад жили в каменном веке
@@_jibbo не забывай - твои предки, когда-то жили в каменном веке😏
Those ministers and governors are crooks to 😮
так это хорошо
@@avajra1 не забывай, наши предки жили в каменном веке десятки тысяч лет назад, а они жили в каменном веке каких то 50 лет назад и вдруг к ним сразу пришел прогресс, который за 50 лет по сути сделал из них более менее прогрессивную нацию, то есть за 50 лет они прошли тот путь, который белый человек преодолел за десятки тысяч лет и через сто лет они уже будут жить лучше чем вы, ты просто тупой, что бы это понять😁
Dengan melihat video ini, Saya bersyukur Tinggal di Indonesia
Ah yg benerrr
@@popay703 ada yg salah?!
@@kriskeket77lebih tepatnya anda beruntung tinggal di kota,coba main main ke desa masih banyak seperti yg di video
@@SamsungA03core-pv3fl kl msh ada spt itu, tinggal laporin sj kk..
Sy bkn tinggal di kota, tp sy tinggal di lereng gunung, tp akses sdh lancar semua, kk..
@@SamsungA03core-pv3flmau nyalahin presiden apa gubernur
One of the best documentary ever seen. Im from Indonesia, half of Papua island is at Indonesia and from this movie i can see directly the difference that Papua New Guinea is more fluid on english. As for corruption, is all same between Papua province in Indonesia And Papua New Guinea country 😂😂😂😂
Iyaa orang Papua Nugini memakai bahasa Penjahjahnya dulu sama seperti Orang Papua sekarang..😂😂😂
เป็นสารคดีที่ยอดเยี่ยม ทำให้ฉันรู้จักปาปัวนิวกินีและผู้คนที่นั่น ฉันชอบเครื่องบินที่ใช้โดยสารที่เขาใช้ไปส่งของตามหมู่บ้านต่างๆ เขาเก่งมากขึ้น-ลง บน runway สนามหญ้าได้ ภูมิประเทศสวยงามที่แฝงไปด้วยอันตราย ผู้คนสู้ชีวิต...เมื่อหันมาดูประเทศของฉัน...ฉันรักเธอเหลือเกิน..ประเทศไทย❤
Ваша страна прекрасна!!!
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Thai people always seem so polite and friendly. God bless you, from Norway.
@@elvenkind6072 you have been there?
@@Kkcobain No, just talking from documentaries I've seen and Thai people online, seeming to always be polite and friendly. Also they also have a King they love very much, from what I've understood. And I can respect that.
Veriy good documentary film . Respect !❤❤❤
My boyfriend grew up here. His parents created an alphabet in the local language and then taught people to read and write. It took 20 years. When they finished, his parents came back to the states and his father died two weeks later. Seems like he did his life’s work and then moved on…
I am from PNG and I understand what you are talking about. Thou we r the last frontier we can still manage.
@@JosephatPalanga hey, my friend! It’s so nice to meet you! I’ve never been there before,but the photos I’ve seen back in the day were so native and unlike the states. I’m saddened that it’s not the same anymore.
@@BucketHeadianHagg
My good friend, way back in the 90s My teacher, a young American lady name Miss Val Manino said the same and I quote, she said I was scared to come to Papua new guinea 🇵🇬 because it's the land of savage with tribal warfare, but I find it different altogether. You guys are modernized. Cut the story short, her 2 years stay in PNG was history. She hugged and cried with all her students at the airport before leaving for USA.
@@JosephatPalanga omg how cute! Haha .. I’m a musician by trade and felt the same way about Thailand. We were asked to come play for the International Music Festival and I was terrified to go because all I ever heard about was child sex abuse and “LadyBoys” and bugs and giant lizards, etc.. I cried and didn’t want to go home by the end of the week. The people are so wonderful and the land is absolutely gorgeous! Now, I got lo the time! My brother even met a Thai girl in California and they got married 10 years ago!
Ah....his parents might have stayed at SIL Kainantu. 😊
We love papua nugini from indonesia
Yoi cokkk
🇵🇬❤️🇮🇩
Philip and I were friends, I used to be in lae and highlands. I'm Filipino, and I love png.
tHANK YOU so much , that i can watch your chanel on this language. Love this chanel.
😊😊
Reportage très impressionnant !!!👍👏 Les conditions de vie et de travail...
On relativise nos petits soucis...
😊
We're so spoiled here in Europe, aren't we? I'm a bit ashamed when I see those that have so little, able to be happy, but I'm so often absorbed in my personal problems and depressive thoughts, unable to see the world around me and the people in it.
Thank you Excellent vidéo !!
Thank you very much for the video! It's very touching and informative!
Thank you so very much for this video. I’ll treasure it. I absolutely enjoyed this video. It has some familiarities to country life in the Caribbean. I felt I was a part of the journey with the truck drivers. I was sad when the people were and happy when they were. I understand from other comments this is an old video I’m watching in April 2024. I have got to visit PNG. I feel a definite connection to those people and their way of life and struggle to survive. I love the terrain, even the treacherous roads that lends a certain excitement to the journey from one area to another. I wish the very best for PNG and its people. I love you all and look forward to coming there someday.😊❤
you should see the russians seething in the comments, pot calling the kettle black
Yes, PNG is truly beautiful & amazing. Although we do have challenges and issues on crime, youth unemployment, poor public services and bad political leadership but we are no different to other developing countries. We are aspiring for gradual progress for the better. Appreciate your comment. If you can find a good guide you will not be disappointed if you ever plan and the got means to travel to PNG. ❤🙏
Two years ago I was on Papua new Guinea. I like the country great memories
what about safety?
Papua and Papua New Guinea are two different places, even though they are one archipelago but separated by 2 countries, Papua is a province in Indonesia, and Papua New Guinea Countryis west of Indonesia
I'm sure what you are visiting is Papua-Indonesia 🇮🇩 not Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬 they are different countries
@@sykeysThat's right, I just want a little correction. Papua New Guinea is to the east of Indonesia, not to the west
Merci pour ce bon documentaire.❤👋👍
The amount of Indonesians in this comment section confusing Papua New Guinea (an independant country) with West Papua (a part of Indonesia) is truly mind boggling. Like, the flags are not even similar...
Every Indonesian knows they are different, so nobody confused about it.
They are not confused in the slightest
The Indonesians stole West Papua, from Papua New Guinea and they continue to kill West Papuan people that just want their land back
Рай глазами капиталистов, так по их мнению должен выглядеть весь мир. Дешевая рабочая сила, люди готовы за копейки работать и радоваться что хоть какая то работа у них есть.
ну это тебе не мешает пользоваться благами капитализма, сидишь на их ютубе и ноешь и жалуешься как бабка старая😁, ты без капитализма уже и дня прожить не сможешь, просто ты слишком обиженнй на жизнь , что бы это осознать
Sabes la miseria que ganan los trabajadores en los países comunistas? Yo creo que no.
@@elementone9454 Excuse me ?>
Ну ты дикарь!
May the universe smile on everyone
I like this channel ❤ is very good and the 👌 best & such a Real informer thanks for the information 🙏🙏
Rest in peace Kevin the truck driver.
He died due to a short sick illness in Lae. Just late 2023.😢
Too much taking beetle nuts
Oh how sad
The Highland's highway was upgraded. It's now in a very good condition.
so sad about corruption can make a country left behind
New colonialisme tinged with depaternalism racism has à bright future ahead
Les aventuriers occidentaux, de tout bord telle cette vieille canaille lubrique francaise devertebree ont de beaux jours devant eux .Gare aux réveil des peuple
It has only declined since I was last there 40 years ago.I would never return.
Very great video which shows great men who risks their lives to bring services to the unreachable through land and aeroplane. Faith also plays vital role to the life of people thank you Father Mathew of Catholic church.
I wish you didn't have the narrator dub over the top of the locals speaking. They're clearly speaking some form of English and it would be great to hear it (with subtitles of course as its likely an English we're not used to).
Yeah..
Why dub over English and change the words? How weird!
Tak Pisin
Why is they over there all they ever good for is stealing identity ect..
My thoughts exactly!
The priest is a rare gem❤
Evangelicals don't want struggles
Thanks for the documentary
Well documented and shows tru Papaua NEW Guinea is. Tumbs up to the producer of this Video
Understanding other Cultures is essential towards World Peace. Understand and Respect. Thank you for this video. Excellent Production. Best Documentary for sure.
😊
Хороший обзор страны, Хороший репортаж, спасибо.
Agreed.
Hahahaha no. These guys are still in stone age mentality. Some cultures are just better than others.
Where have you seen culture during this trip ? All these millions of folks come from a single original cannibal couple.I can't even recognize anyone from others.
Every talking about TNA is true. TNA have contributed much in Simbu Province. Thanks to the man behind the scenes. Beautiful shots.
I came to this channel because of this narrator
Very Good dacumentry I always enjoyed, I m from Azad Jammu&Kashmir, Pakistan, we have roads similarities in hilly area but over all infrastructure is much better then this and also we have crime rate almost zero.
Great job guys 😊
Спасибо. Как будьто в родной Абхазии побывал.
Good documentary 😊
I live in Australia and visited there in the 1970s. Even then we were advised to be very careful where we visited/night visits etc. We dropped a new car off for the buyer in Mt Hagen from Lae. We were advised not to stop if we hit anything, human or animal, as the natives would appear and kill or severely wound you. Yes, it was an adventure for sure but we made it. I guess as it was a new car there was little chance of a breakdown. Lots to talk about it but in summary a great place to visit if you want an adventure but not for a restful holiday type break. Go to Fiji for that.
Живут на 30 евро в год, а билет на самолёт, если ты смертельно болен 120 евро - браво, вы так о них "заботитесь"
Скорее всего сама медецина в таких условия для них вообще недоступна.
Колонизаторы во всей красе.
Колонизаторам интересны только ресурсы…
لو كان قائد الطائره عربيا مسلما لأخذ المريض معه لإسعافه دون أن يأخذ رسوما منه ولو كانت ظروفه صعبه 😢سيجود عليه ببعض من وقته وماله من باب الإنسانيه ان لم يكن من باب دينه الإسلامي الذي يحثه على هذا العمل الخيري العظيم.... ولن يتركه ابدا اذا كان بوسعه ان يأخذه معه وهو على يقين ان الله سيكافئه ويبارك له ويثيبه على عمله ويحفظه...
على الأرجح انه لن ياخذ منه قيمة التذكره حتى لو أعطاه هذا المريض
هذا ما يحدث في الدول العربية الإسلاميه خاصه اذا كانت حاله طارئه كمرض وغيره...
*даааа вообще! Там их цивилизация и нах не нужна! Пусть сами эволюционируют без помощи белых*
@@عبداللهالدروبي-ف7بлицемерие неотъемлемая часть вашей культуры
Без "колонизаторов" конечно же было бы лучше, наверно другие планеты осваивали уже🤣
I am surprised and delighted at how well people speak English.
A beautiful country, all the best to the people!
يبدوا فلماً ممتعاً ورائعاً أتمنى أن تكون هناك دبلجة للعربي بالصوت لا بالكتابة . شكراً صاحب القناة ❤
I wonder what's funny there??? or is it a typo of the translation??? If it's not a secret, are you always having fun???
Luar biasa, terima kasih anda telah berbagi dalam kasih
Читал дневники путешественника Миклухо Маклая. Аборигены жили своей жизнью. Во что же их превратила "цивилизация"!
Они и сейчас живут своей жизнью, какими были такими и остались только в новой обëртке и без массового каннибализма, их первобытная суть осталась такой же
❤❤❤ Trop instructif, j'aimerais vraiment voyagé pour le goût du monde. Une terre traditionnellement magnifiques 🎉🎉🎉
Aku tetap cinta INDONESIA ❤💟🇮🇩✊💪
Outdated, come see the roads and Lae again from 2022
Just watched it, great documentary while part of some areas captured had improvement many remote areas in PNG lacks the most basic services; good water supply, roads and bridges and basic health services.
You are showing only roads. I miss to see much more of the life the people have there in the villages.
Village people probably don't take lightly to outsiders pointing cameras at them.
If you recall in the video there are villagers who have never seen nor even sat in vehicle of any kind, don't be lazy and just do a google search.
@@coffeepot3123Nonsense. Today in all place people have smartphones with cameras. This is nothing special.
@@albrechthilker9072 You're a kid, and it shows, lmao..
Almost like this show was about traveling the roads lol.
Nuff respect to this man Kevin humble brother he is I like the culture vibes matters what they smiling one love ❤️ 😅
Вы не ездили в якутии зимой,не нужны бандиты,если вы готовы оплатить эксперимент я проеду по вашей папуа😂
Причем на КАМАЗе 😂😂😂👍👍👍🤝🤝🤝✊✊✊💪💪💪
@@Бодрыйжук-г1щага на соболе не 4х4 не хотели
Hello, I'm from South Sudan we too have those bad roads. I think you people should come and do some documentation here you will have incredible adventures
смотрю все эти дорожные документалки про африку, азию итд и думаю - какой же колоссальный рынок для российских грузовиков типа ГАЗ - 66.идеальное транспортное средство для таких мест. почему их не экспортируют в такие страны??
Потому что ты их пропил. Не выпускаешь ты больше таких машин. 😊
@@sashasasha6961 я не русня, и у меня нет генетической склонности к алкоголизму
What kind of place is this.
Just go there and experience it for yourself
I got emotional hearing a woman recognizing the truth worth of her husband.
Dziękuje za film. Przepaść między Państwami jest duża ale na co zwróciłem uwagę to że Ci ludzie też sobie źle nie zyją. Pozdrowienia z Polski
Привет из России
Salam dari Indonesia
Kurwa bober, salam✌️
❤❤ thanks very much for your wonderful comments.
This is my country Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬
Oh noo what happen to him shame
Merci car j'ai découvert une autre partie de la planète 😮
sungguh disayangkan..
Wkwkw andai aja dulu mereka join ke indonesia
@@Kyoruyamaguchi karena beda jajahan bang... makanya buat negara sendiri kayak pesemakmuran inggris lainnya....
Brilliant video, awesome people.
I LOVE INDONESIA ❤❤❤❤❤
This is Papua New Guinea, you are confusing it with West Papua, which border each other but are not the same thing
@@I_am_somebody_1234berfikir yang luas biar gak bingung
Wonderful documentary. Nice insight to the lives of people in PNG highlands. It looks like a tough livelihood. And machete appears to be weapon of choice.
Muchas gracias por el vídeo, muy interesante
😊
I love Papua indonesia ❤
The French always take advantage of people who live in terrible conditions, and never get tired of exploring Africa
As in creating businesses that would have never existed without their involvement? Okay.
There is no development in Africa, only exploitation @@victorianreactionary1875
It's cool to see them using many trucks from Australia!
best narater
May God bless these very poor people🙏😞❤️
Why do they dub over the people speaking English with an English guy. I would much rather hear the people speak it. It’s interesting hearing their dialect
Yeah
Racism and insecurity on the narrators part
So amazing 🎉❤
admin makes a comparison of the city of Papua New Guinea with the city of Jayapura-Ppua Indonesia
When he said the shifter moves one its own. Is the car so old tbat on that particular bounce or angle in the road. Just makes it shift now
Very Dangerous Country ❤❤❤
Such a great country and great people. Its a shame how its been relentlessly exploited by foreigners in every possible way.
Please compared with West Papua
Ini masih ikut indonesia kan ?
Yuk orang indo komen klw ada yg nonton
Gue nonton
@@arrambull9793 hallo salken kak 🤭
Thank you.
I watch this years ago😊
I'm only 13 minutes in and I'm already stressed out!! Nothing comes easy for these people
New watchers ..here we Go😂
Как они снимали момент когда из этой труднодоступной, горной деревни улетал самолет? Я имею в виду, что самолет улетел, оператор снял, самолет вернулся за оператором? Или оператор спускался с этой деревни по джунглям?
Poor countries, don't let Irian Jaya be like them. Irian Jaya will always be Indonesia 🇮🇩🇮🇩
Шикарная страна и шикарные люди ❤
Italiano
Перевод просто супер😂😂😂
J'aime ce genre de reportage et oui comme dit dans les commentaires la on voit que chez nous on est vraiment bien au chaud sur notre fauteuil mais je suis sur que dans quelques décennies ,ont va tous faire un retour en arrière si rien ne change et on sera au même point .
Looks like Guyana 🇬🇾
Автор молодец - постарался над озвучкой! Намного лучше, чем если бы были субтитры.
Все эти ситуации с ,,упавшими дервьями,, России прошла в 90ых годах 😂
С нашими коррумпированными чиновниками не долго до такого докатится как в этом видео 🙁
Слышь, мужик, купи кирпич :)
@@Nokaid-y5cесть предчувствие что такое произойдет в скором времени
Врёшь и не краснеешь 😊