Baining
Baining refers to a cultural group residing primarily in the East New Britain Province of Papua New Guinea. They inhabit the Gazelle Peninsula and are known for their distinct cultural practices, language, and traditional way of life. The Baining people have a rich history of oral tradition, which plays a crucial role in preserving their knowledge, customs, and social structures.
A significant aspect of Baining culture is their elaborate initiation ceremonies, often involving intricate masks and
The Baining language is part of the New Guinean linguistic family, with several dialects spoken across different