Angoram

Angoram is a town located in the East Sepik Province of Papua New Guinea. It is situated on the Sepik River, serving as an important administrative and commercial center for the region.

Angoram is primarily known for its significance in the Sepik River region, a vast area renowned for its unique cultural traditions, especially its distinctive art and wood carvings. The town acts as a hub for trade and transportation along the river, connecting remote villages to larger markets and government services.

The local economy is largely based on subsistence agriculture, fishing, and the production and sale of traditional artifacts. Tourism plays a role, with visitors drawn to the area's rich cultural heritage and opportunities for river expeditions.

Angoram faces challenges common to many remote areas of Papua New Guinea, including limited infrastructure, access to healthcare and education, and the impact of environmental changes on traditional livelihoods.