Papua New Guinea has endured a colourful and, at times, bloody history. The Kokoda Track/Trail was once a village track that existed long before, and westerners or foreigners came to Papua New Guinea. The Japanese decided to use this track to attack Port Moresby during World War II and use this trail as a means of launching an attack by foot and by sea.
On this Kokoda expedition, we set out to explore the complete route of the campaign, starting from Owers Corner to Kokoda (Allied reinforcements Advance ). By taking on this expedition, we will trek across the Owen Stanley Ranges. We will see all the main Kokoda battle sites and appreciate the rugged beauty of the region, as exemplified by the Owen Stanley Ranges. The Kokoda is a tough but rewarding journey that will last in your memories forever.