The National Cultural Commission (NCC) is the latest to come on board with its contribution to support the Park’s initiative to encourage preservation, safeguarding, protection and promotion of the indigenous Papua New Guineans’ traditional culture.
The Pasin Tumbuna Day (day of our ancestors) is scheduled to be staged at Nature Park on September 24. It will be open to the public to participate in traditional weaving, face painting, carving, traditional food, games, music, display of artefacts and more.
