Mt Hagen Pictures, Images and Stock Photos

Mount Hagen: A traditional coastal tribe as seen from their shell necklaces performing at the Mt Hagen Show

Piaya: The Huli Wigmen Tribe attending the Piaya Village Sing Sing near Mt Hagen in Papua New Guinea

Mount Hagen: Tribes at the Mt Hagen cultural show in Papua New Guinea

Mount Hagen: Archers at the Mt Hagen cultural show in Papua New Guinea

"Mount Hagen" is located in the center of Papua New Guinea.The Sin sin group only for women.Very colorful and powerful, but with roots in the battle.

Beautiful Blue Crowned Pigeon (Goura) close-up

Mount Hagen: Tribes at the Mt Hagen cultural show in Papua New Guinea. The chest plate is a 'mother of pearl shell' which was used as the main currency in Papua New Guinea until the 1970's

Piaya: The Huli Wigmen Tribe attending the Piaya Village Sing Sing near Mt Hagen in Papua New Guinea

Piaya: Highlands tribe in Piaya village, Papua New Guinea

Piaya: The Huli Wigmen Tribe attending the Piaya Village Sing Sing near Mt Hagen in Papua New Guinea

Piaya: Young tribe member in Piaya Village, Papua New Guinea

Traditional mask at Sing Sing festival in Papua New Guinea.

Piaya: The Huli Wigmen Tribe attending the Piaya Village Sing Sing near Mt Hagen in Papua New Guinea

Coffee drying just outside Mount Hagen, Papua New Guinea

Piaya: The Huli Wigmen Tribe attending the Piaya Village Sing Sing near Mt Hagen in Papua New Guinea

Piaya: A local Sing Sing Gathering at Piaya Village in Papua New Guinea's Highlands region

"Mount Hagen" is located in the center of Papua New Guinea.The Sin sin group only for women.Very colorful and powerful, but with roots in the battle.

The ragging bird-of-paradise symbol from the flag of the Independent State of Papua New Guinea. File is built in the CMYK color space for optimal printing, and can easily be converted to RGB without any color shifts.

Mount Hagen: The Baiyer Marching Group in Mt Hagen, Papua New Guinea

Piaya: The Chimbu skeleton tribe in Piaya village near Mt Hagen, Papua New Guinea

Political map of Papua New Guinea with capital Port Moresby, national borders, most important cities, rivers and lakes. Illustration with English labeling and scaling.

Enga: An archery tribe in Enga province, Papua New Guinea

Mount Hagen: A highlands tribe member at the Mt. Hagen cultural show in Papua New Guinea

Mount Hagen: Archers at the Mt Hagen cultural show in Papua New Guinea

Mount Hagen: The Baiyer Marching Group in Mt Hagen, Papua New Guinea

Piaya: Highlands tribe in Piaya village, Papua New Guinea

Enga: Swaying dancers at the Enga cultural show in Papua New Guinea's Highlands region

Mambruk ubiaat in its scientific name Goura cristata, also known as the western Mambruk, ordinary Mambruk or Blue-crown Mambruk

Piaya: The Huli Wigmen Tribe attending the Piaya Village Sing Sing near Mt Hagen in Papua New Guinea

Beautiful Blue Crowned Pigeon (Goura) close-up

Mount Hagen: The Baiyer Marching Group in Mt Hagen, Papua New Guinea

Tribal Man Dancing.

Mount Hagen: The Baiyer Marching Group in Mt Hagen, Papua New Guinea

Piaya: Highlands tribe in Piaya village, Papua New Guinea

Piaya: Highlands tribe in Piaya village, Papua New Guinea

, Papua New Guinea: several Papua New Guinea natives dressed to perform at the Mt Hagen show

Piaya: The Huli Wigmen Tribe attending the Piaya Village Sing Sing near Mt Hagen in Papua New Guinea

Taxon name: White-faced Robin Taxon scientific name: Tregellasia leucops Location: Varirata National Park, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea

Taxon name: Blue-grey Robin (aka Slaty Robin) Taxon scientific name: Peneothello cyanus Location: Mount Hagen, Western Highlands, Papua New Guinea

Taxon name: Emperor Fairywren Taxon scientific name: Malurus cyanocephalus Location: Brown River, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea

Taxon name: Plain Smoky Honeyeater (or Common Smoky Honeyeater) Taxon scientific name: Melipotes fumigatus Location: Mount Hagen, Western Highlands, Papua New Guinea

Taxon name: Friendly Fantail Taxon scientific name: Rhipidura albolimbata Location: Mount Hagen, Western Highlands, Papua New Guinea

Taxon name: Belford's Honeyeater (aka Belford's Melidectes) Taxon scientific name: Melidectes belfordi Location: Mount Hagen, Western Highlands, Papua New Guinea

View down into the valley of Mount Hagen, Papua New Guinea

Taxon name: Grey-headed Mannikin Taxon scientific name: Lonchura caniceps Location: Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea

Taxon name: Wompoo Fruit Dove Taxon scientific name: Ptilinopus magnificus Location: Varirata National Park, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea

Taxon name: Papuan King Parrot Taxon scientific name: Alisterus chloropterus Location: Varirata National Park, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea

Oranges at a market in Mount hagen, Papua New Guinea

Taxon name: Brown Cuckoo Dove Taxon scientific name: Macropygia amboinensis Location: Mount Hagen, Western Highlands, Papua New Guinea

Coffee Plant with morning dew, Mount Hagen, Papua New Guinea

Taxon name: Brown Cuckoo Dove Taxon scientific name: Macropygia amboinensis Location: Varirata National Park, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea

, Papua New Guinea: a Papua New Guinea natives dressed to perform at the Mt Hagen show

vistoria crowned pigeon portrait

Mount Hagen, Papua New Guinea - August 17, 2024 : Papuan tribe members painted with bright multi colored face paint, wearing seashell jewelry and leaf dresses sing and dance at the Mount Hagen Sing Sing festival Sing-Sing is an annual gathering of tribes or villages in Papua New Guinea where locals show their clan's distinct culture, dance and music and share traditions. The first Sing Sing was held in Goroka in 1957. Instead of fighting over their differences, the idea was to get together, celebrate diversity and socialize peacefully.

Mount Hagen, Papua New Guinea - August 16, 2024 : Portrait of Huli tribe men painting their faces, preparing for the Sing Sing festival. Sing-Sing is an annual gathering of tribes or villages in Papua New Guinea where locals show their clan's distinct culture, dance and music and share traditions. The first Sing Sing was held in Goroka in 1957. Instead of fighting over their differences, the idea was to get together, celebrate diversity and socialize peacefully.

Close-up of dried coffee crop held in hands, Mount Hagen, Papua New Guinea

Taxon name: Papuan Hornbill (aka Blyth's Hornbill) Taxon scientific name: Rhyticeros plicatus Location: Mount Hagen, Western Highlands, Papua New Guinea