Photos of tribes from the ‘last frontier on Earth’ showcase centuries of rich cultural tradition in Papua New Guinea. The captivating photo series include pictures of Chimbu warrior painted as ...

THESE powerful images capture the spear-wielding tribes of Papua new Guinea who believe they are possessed with the spirit of the crocodile. They show how the Kangunaman clansmen scar their backs t… ...

The Huli tribe in Papua New Guinea stand at the bottom of a waterfall; there are roughly 65,000 Hulis and they live in the Tari Basin, which was largely untouched until the middle of the 19th century.

Extraordinary images show the Kunai and Huli tribes of Papa New Guinea brought together in ancient festival During the Sing Sings festival, the tribe members paint their faces with mixture made of ...

PAPUA New Guinea boasts centuries of rich cultural tradition – as showcased in captivating images of barely contacted tribes. Oxford photographer Jeremy Flint, 42, has “realised a dream… ...

Nelson’s images show, for example, men from the Huli community of Papua New Guinea with faces painted bright yellow and feathered headdresses, and Yali members in Papua and Indonesia, a ...

From the bizarre headpieces of the 'Wigmen', to the intricate facial tattoos of the Jebo clan, Papua New Guinea is home to the world's most fascinating group of tribes.

PAPUA NEW GUINEA (CNN) -- Deep in the Highlands of Papua New Guinea, the Wigmen are among the most famous symbols of the native Huli culture. As part of an ancient family tradition in this remote ...

Photographer Jimmy Nelson has a beautiful new book called Before They Pass Away. It’s a visual expedition into 29 of the most secluded tribes in the world and from the looks of his pictures, it ...

"Never spend more than 24 hours with a woman," the village 'bigman' huskily intones, pausing to scratch his nose with the sharpened tip of an arrow. "It will make a man lose his magic and his powers ...