Baliem valley is most popular for the hiking & trekking and culture tour destination in Papua and the most accessible place in the central. The dani people who live here were still independent on tools of stone bone and wood when the first white men (Natural history expedition led by American Richard Archbold) change upon the valley in 1938.

Baliem valley three big different famous tribes they are Dani Tribe, Yali Tribe and Lani Tribe and more tribe living the overdue of green Highland.

However Baliem Valley is a home of Dani people. Lani people are living in the northwest of the Baliem Valley. After that, Yali people are living east-southeast of the Baliem Valley.

The dani have since adopted various modern ways and new beliefs, but the valley remain one of the world’s last truly fascination, traditional area.

The Valley is about 60km long and 16km wide and bounded by High Mountain on all sides.

Wamena is a capital city of the Baliem Valley. Wamena since the 1980S has become one of the tourists destination for both is foreign tourists and domestic tourists who love visiting natural scenery, mountain tours, trekking, cultures tours adventure tours, and ethnic tour.

Wamena sits at its Centre at an altitude of 1550m. The powerful Sungai Baliem running through the Valley escapes through a narrow gorge at the southern end to lowland sea, then drops Papuan’s southern coast. Amid this spectacular scenery, the majority of the Dani People still lives close to nature, tending their vegetable plots and pigs. They live in unique traditional of circular thatched huts called Honai