Paiya Village is located approximately 15 kilometers northwest of Mount Hagen and is one of the most representative tribal settlements in the Western Highlands Province. The villagers are primarily indigenous highlanders who have preserved traditional farming and handicraft practices, particularly renowned for their feather headdresses and pig tooth necklaces. The village frequently collaborates with cultural festivals, offering visitors the opportunity to watch costume performances and war dances, as well as participate in experiential activities such as making grass skirts and masks. The village is surrounded by terraced fields, with misty mornings creating a picturesque landscape. Simple paths lead to each household, and local guides can take visitors deeper into the customs and legends of different families. Visitors can stay with local families, tasting homemade sweet potatoes, coffee, and vegetables grown in their own gardens. The best time to visit is during the cultural festival, and hiking is more convenient during the dry season. Paiya Village is both a window into highland traditional culture and a must-visit destination for hiking and photography enthusiasts.