Nestled amongst the Doma Peaks near Tari and sitting almost 7000 feet above sea level, the lodge enjoys magnificent views of the Tari Valley below. Home to one of the most immediately recognizable cultures in Papua New Guinea - the "Huli Wigmen". A proud, flamboyant tribe known for their ornate ceremonial "wigs" with dances and songs fashioned on that of the mating rituals of the Birds of Paradise - an encounter with the Huli's is bound to be memorable.

You will find a restaurant, lounge and bar as well as beautiful gardens to explore where you may be lucky enough to spot some of the local birds. Ambua's rain forests have been the star of many a wildlife documentary. An incredible 217 species have been recorded here it is home to 13 different species of bird of paradise. Rooms are in 30 round houses, set amongst landscaped gardens and built almost exclusively from natural materials. Each one has 180 degree picture windows to soak in the view, en-suite bathrooms and electric blankets and continental quilts for the cool highland evenings. There are also some modern hotel rooms with similar facilities.