Port Moresby
This is the best market in PNG, with items from all over the country – with more carvings, baskets, stone tools, adornments, shells and weavings than you…
Must-see shopping in Papua New Guinea
Port Moresby
Sadly, there is only one decent bookshop in Port Moresby: the UPNG Bookshop and even that shop stocks mostly coursework materials and academic texts. Top…
Port Moresby
Boroko’s dusty central square is a good place to buy bilums, a selection of Sepik carvings, stone axes, kina-shell breastplates, shell jewellery and the…
New Britain
It’s worth stopping at Le Riche Colours if you are after some original souvenirs. Artist Nathalie Le Riche has very colourful hand-painted T-shirts, gift…
Papua New Guinea
Obweria village specialises in intricately carved ebony walking sticks, many decorated with pearl-shell inlays. Ebony is an extremely hard and brittle…
Papua New Guinea
Yalaka village sells striking lime pots (gourds decorated with a distinctive black pattern and fitted with a boar's tusk stopper). Price varies, depending…
Port Moresby Grammar School Craft Market
Port Moresby
A monthly event with carvings, tribal adornments, bilums and other paraphernalia from different parts of PNG. Good crowds and a party atmosphere.
Papua New Guinea
Bwetalu village produces particularly fine stools and tables made of kwila, a local hardwood. You may get away with carrying a small stool home.
Papua New Guinea
The market has fruit and vegetables as well as some clothing, bilums and local shell jewellery.
Papua New Guinea
It’s possible to buy snorkelling gear from the sports shop in Beckzle Plaza.
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