Brit 'danger tourist' makes incredible journey to Papua New Guinea to visit indigenous tribes A British 'danger tourist' has blazed a trail by being the first globetrotter to reach several indigenous tribes in Papua New Guinea.
Describing Papua New Guinea as "the last frontier", Daniel marvelled over the experience of visiting tribes untouched by tourism.
From Lambeth, south London, professional traveller Daniel enthused: "Papua New Guinea is one of the last places where you can do stuff that nobody else has done.
Amongst the tribes Daniel lodged with were the skeleton tribe, the crocodile people, and the spirit birds, sharing in their ceremonies, celebrations, hunting expeditions, and sometimes staying in their guesthouses or homes.
He said that he's always been drawn to the country and spent a thrilling three weeks immersing himself in the local culture, staying with no less than 10 different tribes.
