Irian Jaya, the western part of the island of New Guinea, has belonged to Indonesia since 1967. Here over 100 different languages are spoken and a large percentage of the population live in much the same way as they have done for thousands of years.

This unusual and challenging trip takes us through the highlands of West Papua. During the trip, we visit one of the most remote and untouched regions in the world combined with breathtaking landscapes, blooming flora and fauna and one of the last remaining primitive peoples on the earth. The journey takes us into the depths of the tropical rainforest and up into the highlands, spending time with members of the Kowai and Dani people on the way. We sleep either in tents or in simple local huts.