Angoram

Angoram is a town located in the East Sepik Province of Papua New Guinea. Situated on the Sepik River, it serves as a significant administrative and commercial center for the surrounding region. The town's economy is primarily based on agriculture, with local communities cultivating crops such as sago, taro, and rice. Fishing in the Sepik River also plays a crucial role in the sustenance and economy of the area.

The Angoram district is known for its rich cultural heritage, influenced by the diverse indigenous groups that inhabit the Sepik River basin. Traditional art forms, including wood carving and the creation of ceremonial masks, are prominent. The Sepik River itself is a vital artery for transportation and communication, connecting the various villages and communities within the province. Angoram is a gateway for accessing more remote areas along the river, attracting visitors interested in experiencing the unique cultural practices and natural environment of the region. The local government focuses on providing essential services and infrastructure to support the growing population and economic activities.