‘Danger tourist’ becomes first ever to visit indigenous tribes in Papua New Guinea
A British ‘danger tourist’ on a mission to visit every country has become the first tourist to visit several indigenous tribes in Papua New Guinea.
British Tourist Becomes The First To Visit Remote Tribes In Papua New Guinea: "It Was Incredible"
As a self-proclaimed "danger tourist," Mr Pinto has a passion for exploring countries often perceived as off-limits or high-risk.
Danger Tourist Becomes First Visit With Reclusive Papua New Guinea Tribe
Image via Shutterstock A self-professed danger tourist recently became the first tourist ever to visit with several reclusive tribes in Papua New Guinea. 27-year-old Daniel Pinto went to the region for three weeks,
Brit 'danger tourist' makes incredible journey to Papua New Guinea to visit indigenous tribes
Daniel Pinto is on a mission to become the first person to visit all 195 countries in the world and has so far ticked off 138 of them including a recent trip to Papua New Guinea
This British ‘danger tourist’ is the first to visit remote tribes in Papua New Guinea
Daniel Pinto, a British traveller, visited 10 remote tribes in Papua New Guinea, becoming the first tourist ever.
British explorer meets remote tribes in Papua New Guinea for the first time, video goes viral
One of the highlights of his journey was witnessing a sacred waterfall protection ritual performed by the Spirit Bird Tribe.
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