Papua New Guinea is an adventurer’s dream. An untamed tangle of mountainous forests with a measly 700 km of paved roads, most of the country is so inaccessible that even Port Moresby, the capital, can only be reached by flying.
To navigate this beautiful, deadly landscape, drivers must be ready for anything – from catastrophic mudslides to attacks from armed gangs. The Highland Highway is a lifeline for many who depend upon it and its trucks for supplies brought from the coast. Kevin, a trucker with ten years of experience, is the man responsible for sustaining the town of Kundiawa.