Bomana War Cemetery

This is the war cemetery in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, where the main buried is the soldiers who died in World War II. There are also many remains of Japanese invaders. We Chinese tourists can go and see it. Don't stay for long because the yin is very heavy.

The war cemetery in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, is buried with many sacrifices during the Second World War. The cemetery is very large in size, the environment is very good, the birds and flowers are fragrant, but it is still a bit cold. It is not recommended that you come.

Those who died in the fighting in Papua and Bougainville or any between World War ll are buried in PORT MORESBY ( BOMANA) WAR CEMETERY. Open daily for visit from 0800am till 0400pm.

This is a national cemetery to commemorate the Australian Army and the New Guinea Army who died in World War II. It is not fun, because there are also monuments of Japanese troops, which are actually disgusted by us Chinese, and they are not necessary or used.

This war cemetery mainly buried many people who passed away during the Second World War. It was very quiet and elegant. But what I felt uncomfortable was that many Japanese soldiers were buried here. I saw it and I really regretted coming here. I felt very uncomfortable.