Planet Adventure's

17/05/2025

02/03/2025

PNG Unitech ⚒️⚙️🧪🧲
The home of Technocrats 👨‍💻👨‍🚒🎓
UoT | Taraka Campus | 2025 🇵🇬

09/02/2025

Unitech Show 🇵🇬
16th SEPT | 2024

09/02/2025

Unitech Show 🇵🇬
16th SEPT | 2024

02/02/2025

A beauty with brain 🧠
16 SEPT | 2024 | Unitech Show 🇵🇬

02/02/2025

You will never miss this spot when travelling from Mt. Hagen to Wabag.
Lai Bridge | Wapenamanda 🇵🇬

eveveryone𝒐𝑭𝒐𝒍𝒍𝒐𝒘𝒆𝒓𝒔.𝑭𝒐𝒍𝒍𝒐𝒘𝒆𝒓𝒔.

27/01/2025

16th SEPT | 2024 🕰
PNG Unitech Show💃
A young lady from Jiwaka Province in traditional attire.

23/01/2025

Family Portrait
HLIS | AMAPYAKA | ENGA | 2024 🇵🇬

22/01/2025

Home portraits
PULYA | KANDEP | 2025

12/11/2024

ENGA TAEK-ANDA
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Enga Taek-Anda is a cultural museum located in the heart of Wabag town, the capital of Enga Province. It serves as a central repository for the traditional artifacts and tools of the Enga people, preserving their rich history, customs, and ancestral heritage. The museum's location in the heart of Wabag makes it easily accessible to locals, visitors, and tourists offering an authentic glimpse into Engan life and culture as it was centuries ago. Enga Taek-Anda provides an opportunity for people to connect with their roots and learn about the ways their ancestors thrived in the highlands of Papua New Guinea.

The museum’s collection is diverse and carefully curated, including items such as traditional tools, clothing, weapons, and agricultural equipment used by the Enga people. Each artifact at Enga Taek-Anda holds historical and cultural significance, telling a unique story about the lifestyle, skills, and survival techniques of the early Engans. Visitors can view items that were once essential to daily life, such as stone tools for farming, tools for hunting and fishing, and ceremonial objects used in Engan rituals and customs. The museum highlights the importance of these artifacts as objects and symbols of a thriving culture that has been passed down through generations.

Enga Taek-Anda serves as a museum and also as a place for cultural preservation and education. It plays an important role in teaching young Engans about their heritage, ensuring that traditions are remembered and respected. The museum attracts local visitors, tourists and researchers who are interested in Papua New Guinea's unique indigenous cultures. Through protecting and displaying these priceless artifacts, Enga Take-Anda became vital institution for cultural pride and education.

A special word of thanks to our Hon. Governor, Grand Chief Sir Peter Ipatas for his continuous support to preserve the Engan History for future generations.