Kokoda Trail

The Kokoda Trail is a rugged, historic path through the mountains of Papua New Guinea, used during World War II. It stretches about 96 kilometers (60 miles) and was the site of intense battles between Australian and Japanese forces in 1942. Today, it serves as a memorial and challenging trek for hikers, offering a mix of dense jungle, steep climbs, and historical significance. Walking the trail provides insight into the tough conditions faced by soldiers and honors their sacrifice, making it a meaningful experience for adventurers and history enthusiasts alike.