Western Highlands Provincial Administration
Division of Commerce, Culture and Toursim
Dei District
Dei District is a part of the Western Highlands Province in Papua New Guinea. Located in the western region of the province, it is known for its picturesque landscape of mountains, valleys, and rivers, showcasing the natural beauty of the area. However, compared to other districts, Dei District may face some development challenges, including limited infrastructure and access to essential services such as healthcare and education. Despite these challenges, Dei District holds potential for growth and development.
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The district’s natural resources, including fertile land and agricultural opportunities, present prospects for the agricultural sector. Communities in Dei District engage in activities such as subsistence farming, animal husbandry, and small-scale trade. Additionally, the district is culturally diverse, with various ethnic groups contributing to its rich cultural heritage through their traditions, languages, and customs.
To enhance development in Dei District, efforts can be made to improve infrastructure, including the development of roads and transportation networks. Increased access to essential services such as healthcare facilities and educational institutions is also crucial for the well-being and growth of the district. Furthermore, investment in the agricultural sector can be prioritized to leverage the district’s natural resources and promote economic opportunities for its residents. By focusing on these areas of development, Dei District can unlock its potential, preserve its cultural heritage, and improve the quality of life for its inhabitants.
Our Services
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Culture Centres
In the Hagen District of Papua New Guinea, you can experience vibrant cultural centers like the Kulkie United Tourism and Cultural Centre in Kim Village, and the Kumdii (Rugli) Cultural Centre, showcasing the region's traditions and artistry.
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Accomodation
Accommodation serves as a serene sanctuary for travelers in the bustling region of Mount Hagen, Western Highlands Province. They offers a unique glimpse into the rich culture of Papua New Guinea while providing modern amenities that ensure a comfortable stay. Guests can enjoy the authentic local experience, with opportunities to interact with the indigenous communities and learn about their traditions and lifestyles. The accommodations are designed to offer a restful retreat after a day of exploration, ensuring that tourists feel at home while they immerse themselves in the unique culture of the Highlands. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, making it a preferred choice for those traveling to the region..
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Picnic sites & Falls
Hagen Rural has natural attractions features which appeal to tourists because of the nature of the landform or the beauty of the landscape in which the attraction is set. Natural attractions include:
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Lakes
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Rivers and landforms such as waterfalls and gorges
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Caves
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Mountains
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Coastal features
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Some natural attractions are free to enter and for some there is an entry charge. It is not possible to charge tourists to visit a mountain, but it may be more feasible to make a charge to visit a cave or waterfall, especially if this is on private land.
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Health & Education Facilities
Western Highlands Provincial Health Authority began in 1966 as a public Hospital, and today is one of the Provincial Health Authorities serving a population of 472,208 growing at an annual rate of 3.2%. Dedicated to providing high-quality care services valued by all people who access them. It is located in the Highlands of Papa New Guinea in the township of Mount Hagen, Western Highlands Province.
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Western Highlands Provincial Government have built better education facilities in the Province. The Governor Funding helps student in Tertiary Institution to pursue their goals. Every Schools in the District receives From Government Tertiary Funds Scheme.
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Plants & Wild Life Sanctuary
Home to the the world's largest population of birds of paradise, the rainforest habitat is home to an abundance of wildlife of all sorts.
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You may encounter several highland species: Brehm’s tiger-parrots, crested berrypecker, and crested satinbird are all seen in the garden, while brown sicklebill and ribbon-tailed astrapia are sometimes spotted. Blue, King-of-Saxony, and lesser birds of paradise require more dedication but are also possible, as many highland birds that include tit berrypecker, wattle plough bill, blue-capped ifrita, garnet robin, and black-breasted boatbill.
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The local economy is based on coffee, which is grown both on large plantations and on small-holdings, where it is picked, dried and processed for export. Tea is another major crop grown in large plantations and processed for local consumption and export. The combination of fertile soil, high rainfall and cooler temperatures is also ideal for the cultivation of vegetables for the domestic market.
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Agriculture
In the Hagen District of Papua New Guinea, you can experience vibrant cultural centers like the Kulkie United Tourism and Cultural Centre in Kim Village, and the Kumdii (Rugli) Cultural Centre, showcasing the region's traditions and artistry.