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Kokoda Track Authority
About the Kokoda Track Authority
Papua New Guinea - Australia Partnership
Kokoda Track Authority Organisation Chart
Funding to Kokoda Track Communities
What are Kokoda Track Permit Fees used for?
Your Walk
Track Management
Kokoda Track Information
Recent Projects from KTA
Future Priorities
Tour Operators
Becoming a Licensed Tour Operator
Economic Significance of Trekking on the Kokoda Track
Tour Operator Login
Gallery
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Buna Trek and Tours
Buna Treks and Tours is owned by porters and guides who hail from Buna and Sanananda village, we are a team of very experience guides and porters who work hard over 30+years to ensure guests leave PNG with an unforgettable experience on the Kokoda. We are the direct descendants of the pioneers who first trekked Kokoda, so our guides have the depth of experience and history that will make your Kokoda trek not only an unforgettable physical experience but also something that is special for many other reasons.
Spending time on THE KOKODA with us gives you a once in a lifetime opportunity to hear our stories about the mountain trail before the war, travel through time with us as we bring to you stories of the changing phase of the Kokoda prior to WW2 to current, hear how the 18000 WW2 carriers earned the name Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels through our ancestors eyes.