Inside World's Most Violent City: PORT MORESBY 🇵🇬

First days in the capital city of Papua New Guinea: Port Moresby! 🇵🇬

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[PassengerParamvir]

PNG ki khushi me aaj ki video pe koi ads nahi aayengi 😅

[motomaniacsounak]

Taxi driver was indirectly asking for Protection Money 😅😅😅😅

[Aastha_]

Sar aap India ke pahle YouTubebar ho Jo PORT Moresbi gaye ho😊 mujhe bahut Khushi ho rahi hai aur port Moresbi dekhne ko bhi mil raha hai☺ thank you so much..

[eshaanish]

Paramvir, kudos to you! You’re a genuine traveller and content creator I’ve come across. I’ve never seen such an informative creator till date. Your efforts are making us knowledgeable for which we’re truly grateful about. Keep gaining and sharing knowledge. God bless.

[i-k]

Thanks man and hi from Port Moresby. Every country has its bad apples, but I hope your brief stay here proves that Papua New Guineans are not as bad as mainstream or social media may show. Being born in 1975, I can say that especially the new generation are adapting to modernisation and corruption has played a part in the education system lagging a bit resulting in values being compromised and shown in attitudes like littering.

Otherwise thanks for the videos and God bless India also.

Cheers

[travelwithgaurav]

Congrats for 1 M param bhai....

Loved your content always ❤️

[udbhavshukla]

Congratulations for 1M bhaiya loved your content and following since Somalia series

[ak]

Bro India me language bahut jyda hai Official or unofficial Or Tribe language Or esa bhi mana jata Hai ki har 7 villages Ke baad Language Mai thoda badlaav ho jaata Hai Fir bhi isse count na kare toh bhi almost 19000+ languages hai India me❤❤

[naviu]

18:00 The Wallace and Weber lines are imaginary dividers used to mark the difference between species found in Australia and Papua New Guinea and Southeast Asia. This is especially apparent when considering the difference in mammals between the two regions.

[SK-xwgu]

Hi Paramveer: Congrats on 1 million subscribers! You deserve this and much more.

[SigmaTown]

Congratulations for 1M Paramvir bhai. Still lots to come❤

[Rtal___]

I’m from Ukraine, I’m 16 years old and I study countries. I would like to visit PNG, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu. Every country is beautiful on it’s own way. Hi to all Melanesians🇵🇬🇸🇧🇻🇺

[tusharsingh]

Congratulations for 1 million and you and navankur are real travel influencers

[Harjeet_Haryana]

19:55 'थोड़ी देर में आके इस मेंढक की ऐसी घेटी मोसैगा ये सांप' 😂😂🤣🤣 अपणा Haryanvi accent ❤

[chandreshshetty]

I have stayed and worked here before Covid. Thanks for giving me a good throwback. Wish I was in Port Moresby, so I could have helped you guys explore the place even more.

[Jonypp]

Very right beetlenut is just a plant 😂😂😂, bhai kya firki lee hai last me uss taxi driver ki 😂😂

[shivamtripathi]

Congrats brother for 1M.
I am a fan of yours and Navankur's work.
Plz don't argue on small matters like food. You guys are much above it.

[adityamulay]

Enjoyed the Zoo part the most 😊. Baki taxi vale ke maje liye tune. 😅. Khane ke upar zhagda accha nahi. Lots of ❤ to you.

[prashanthkamath]

This is a story from may be 1960's. One of my relatives was working in the UN and was sent to Papua New Guinea to study and recommend a good communication network for the place and to make a detailed report. They were in a coastal village, and they did not dare venture into the interior. This was as narrated to him by us.
A few days ago, some Christian missionaries had sailed into the interior to spread the word of the gospel. They had not returned and later it was found out that these missionaries were killed and eaten away by the tribals.

So when asked what those people would do with a communication network (those were the days of the telegraph), he used to say:

They can always telegraph:
"Missionaries good (stop) send some more (stop).

He was there for a couple of months, along with his colleagues and none of them dared cut their hair or shave during the period.
He said that there was a barber in that village, sitting under a tree. He carried a large sword for his profession, and that is it!

[Himmonk]

Parmvir, you experience chewing, Betelnut . In India, chewing of betelnut pan with Tabbaco is a common practice in many different parts of our great country. Raw Betelnut with PAN is offered as traditional welcome in Assam. In Bengal pan, chewing is considered as good habit for digestive processes .