Alotau welcomes thousands for 22nd National Kenu and Kundu Festival
The 22nd National Kenu and Kundu Festival opened in Alotau on November 6. Thousands of people gathered to celebrate the maritime heritage and traditions of Papua New Guinea. The event runs for three days until November 8. Groups from Milne Bay and other regions are participating. The festival features traditional music, dances, and centuries-old canoe-building techniques. It represents both coastal and inland communities.
The 22nd National Kenu and Kundu Festival officially opened in Alotau on November 6, bringing together thousands of people to celebrate Papua New Guinea's rich maritime heritage, cultural diversity and traditions. The three-day festival, running until November 8, has attracted traditional groups from across Milne Bay and other parts of the country, showcasing centuries-old canoe-building traditions, cultural dances, traditional music and the unique heritage of coastal and inland communities. To access this post, you must purchase Web , Web – One-Day , Web – 14-Day , Web – One-Month , Web – Three-Month , Web – Six-Month , Web – Annual , Web & eBook , Web & eBook – One-Day , Web & eBook – 14-Day , Web & eBook – One-Month , Web & eBook – Three-Month , Web & eBook – Six-Month or Web & eBook – Annual . The post Alotau welcomes thousands for 22nd National Kenu and Kundu Festival appeared first on Post Courier .