Rabaul - Kokopo Dive

What travelers say:

Among the countless beautiful island countries, Papua New Guinea has brought me another feeling. For a long time, for Papua New Guinea, the country, probably did not see a few more eyes on the world map, and it was not clear where it was in the specific place, but it was so coincidentally arrived here, it can only be regarded as the place destined to arrive. When it comes to Rabauer, it must be a city that has nothing to do with World War II, and its urban status in Papua New Guinea is roughly equivalent to Shanghai, China. In 1941, during World War II, Rabaul became the main target of Japanese forces, and during the years of gunfire, local women and children were forced to evacuate to Australia, and the following year, thousands of Japanese marines landed on Rabaul's shores, kicking off the war. Rabaul's urban status in Papua New Guinea is roughly equivalent to Shanghai in China. It is common sense that such status must be a bustling city, which is a good place for the country to get. Otherwise, Rabaul is still poor and backward. Going to the market in Rabaul is like going back to the 30s.