Momase Region

The Momase region is one of the four regions in Papua New Guinea, and it is located on the northeastern part of the country. The Momase region is named after the four main provinces in the area: Morobe, Madang, Sepik and East Sepik.

Here are the provinces in the Momase region:

• Morobe Province:
  • Morobe is the largest province in the Momase region and the third-largest in Papua New Guinea.
  • The provincial capital is Lae, which is also the capital of Morobe Province and serves as an important industrial and commercial hub in the country.
  • Morobe Province is known for its diverse landscapes, including mountains, rivers, and coastal areas.
• Madang Province:
  • Madang Province is located on the northern coast of Papua New Guinea.
  • The provincial capital is Madang, a picturesque town known for its beautiful harbor and coral reefs.
  • Madang Province is renowned for its biodiversity, with lush rainforests, mountains, and marine life making it a popular destination for nature enthusiasts.
• Sandaun Province (West Sepik):
  • Sandaun Province, formerly known as West Sepik Province, is situated in the northwest part of Papua New Guinea.
  • The provincial capital is Vanimo, a town near the border with Indonesia.
  • Sandaun is known for its cultural diversity, with a mix of indigenous communities and traditional practices.
• East Sepik Province:
  • East Sepik is located in the northeastern part of Papua New Guinea.
  • The provincial capital is Wewak, which is a significant port town along the Sepik River.
  • East Sepik Province is known for its rich cultural heritage, particularly the traditional art and rituals of the Sepik people.

These provinces collectively contribute to the cultural, ecological, and economic diversity of the Momase region in Papua New Guinea. The area is known for its unique blend of traditional customs and modern influences, making it an interesting and vibrant part of the country.