TIZ → HGU

Mount Giluwe

The highest volcano in Oceania, showcasing its unique alpine grassland and jagged volcanic plugs.

Tagari River Gorge

Dramatic limestone canyons and white-water sections of the river system carving through the mountains.

Mount Hagen Massif

The imposing volcanic range for which the destination city is named, often draped in mist.

Nebilyer Valley

Vibrant green coffee plantations and larger highland villages visible during the descent into HGU.

Southern Highlands Vista

Expansive views south toward the Mendi region and the massive limestone karst formations.

Huli Homesteads

Unique aerial views of traditional Huli fenced gardens and 'pals' (houses) immediately after takeoff from Tari.

Doma Peaks

A series of extinct volcanic peaks rising sharply to the north of the flight path.

Enga Border Ranges

Rugged, limestone ridges and high-altitude terrain marking the boundary toward Enga Province.

Baiyer River Slopes

Views of the lush, deep valleys that lead toward the Baiyer River Sanctuary's dense rainforests.