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Alotau, a laid-back little town on the edge of Milne Bay in Papua New Guinea, resists the construction of a highway from the nation's capital. Far from the violence of Port Moresby, Alotau offers a relaxed and easy-going atmosphere, serving as a gateway to some of the world's most fascinating and unspoiled islands.
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Popular Foods
Papaya Salad - This refreshing salad is a staple in Papua New Guinea. It features ripe papaya chunks mixed with coconut cream, lime juice, and chili peppers, offering a perfect blend of sweet and spicy flavors. The dish can be garnished with crushed peanuts and fresh herbs for added texture and aroma.
Sagu - Known as the "food that won't spoil," sagu is a versatile staple made from cassava root. After being processed and dried, it can be cooked in various ways, including boiling, roasting, or baking. Sagu is often consumed with savory side dishes, such as fish, vegetables, or eggs.
Grilled Fish - Given its extensive coastline, fish plays a prominent role in the Papua New Guinea diet. Locals often grill their catch over open flames, enhancing the natural flavors with simple seasonings like salt, pepper, and lemon. The dish is typically accompanied by steamed greens and starchy roots, creating a nutritious and satisfying meal.Historical Appearance
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