PAPUA NEW GUINEA - A LAND OF EXTRAORDINARY

Discover the fascinating world of Papua New Guinea, a land of contrasts and extraordinary stories. It is a place where tradition mixes with modernity, and cultural richness delights at every turn. This book is an invitation to travel into the depths of the unknown, to get to know the people, their customs and beliefs.

• Overcome stereotypes: Get to know the real face of Papua New Guinea, free from prejudice.
• Cultural wealth: Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of customs and beliefs.
• Unusual landscapes: Discover the beauty of pristine nature and picturesque islands.
• Meeting with man: See the richness of life of the inhabitants of Papua New Guinea.
• Christianity and local beliefs: Understand the clash of cultures and the impact of religion on social life.

Papua New Guinea is a country with a rich history and culture, often shrouded in stereotypes and prejudices. This book aims to break these stereotypes and show the true face of this extraordinary place. The author takes the reader on a journey through 2,800 islands, presenting the richness of landscapes, the diversity of cultures and customs, and the clash of Christianity with local beliefs. It is a story about people, their daily lives, challenges and joys.

This book is addressed to a wide audience - both to people interested in religion and culture, as well as to those who want to broaden their knowledge of the world. The open formula of the publication makes it readable and understandable for everyone, regardless of their beliefs and experiences. The author encourages reflection on one's own prejudices and to open up to new cultures and perspectives.

WAM Publishing House, known for publications of high educational and cultural value, gives readers a book that will certainly broaden their horizons and allow them to look at the world from a new perspective. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the cultural diversity of the world and learn about the extraordinary history of Papua New Guinea. This publication was published in 2010 and has 288 pages, the dimensions are 13.6x21cm. The paperback binding ensures reading comfort and durability of the book.