The Kokoda Track

The Kokoda Track is a rugged mountain trail in Papua New Guinea, stretching about 96 kilometers through dense jungle and challenging terrain. Historically significant as a World War II battleground, it was a key route for Australian and Allied forces fighting to stop Japanese advancement in 1942. Today, it’s a popular trekking destination, attracting adventurers who seek both physical challenge and a glimpse into its wartime history. The track offers a remote, immersive experience of nature and history, often taking about 8-10 days to complete, and provides insights into resilience, strategy, and the importance of endurance.