Surrounded by breathtaking scenery, Lae is lush with century-old rainforest, pine trees, volcanoes, fertile valleys, and relics of artillery from the Japanese occupation during World War II.

A visit to the well-maintained botanical gardens, which provide a glimpse of the wildlife in the rainforest, is an experience. Situated within the gardens is the Lae War Cemetery, containing the graves of thousands of allied soldiers killed during World War II.
Those eager for adventure can go rafting down the Watut River through 150 rapids in the Kuper Ranger, around 3,000 m above sea level.
The Rainforest Habitat displays a huge variety of native and exotic plants and wildlife species. Naturalists will enjoy exploring McAdam National Park, which preserves a sanctuary of hundreds of rare species of flora and fauna.

The rich history and unsurpassed natural beauty and the coexistence of tradition and modernity make Lae a memorable destination.

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