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Goilala

City in Central, Papua New Guinea

Overview

Goilala is a rugged and remote district in the Central Province of Papua New Guinea, known for its mountainous terrain, lively local traditions, and gold mining history. The population is spread across small settlements, each with its own unique culture and breathtaking natural scenery. Travelers visit Goilala for its adventurous trekking routes and immersive community experiences.

Geographic Context

Jurisdiction
Papua New Guinea
Province
Central
Population
27,345
Time Zone
Pacific/Bougainville
Coordinates
-8.33°, 147.00°

Key Metrics

Safety Score
30
Female Safety
25
LGBTQ+ Safety
20
Traffic Safety
45
Food Safety
35
Monthly Cost
$610
Local Cost
$315
Local Income
$85
Cashless
10
English
55
Temperature
21.7°C
Summer Avg
21.8°C
Winter Avg
21.1°C
Record High
34.5°C
Record Low
11.8°C
Humidity
82%
Precipitation
1216 mm
City Vibrancy
Coworking
0
Cafes
0
Nightlife
0
Parks
0
Transport
0
Walk Score
0
Footways
Airport
TPI
Distance
3 km

Frequently Asked Questions

Data sources

Source-backed data

NASA POWER - Climate normals and monthly weather measurements rendered as city weather metrics. Updated 2026-03-22.
OpenStreetMap - Nearby amenities counted from OpenStreetMap-derived city extracts. Updated 2025-12-06.
OpenStreetMap transport extract - Walkability, footway density, and airport access metrics derived from mapped transport features. Updated 2025-12-05.
Oyster List city price model - City price estimates calibrated from local price surveys and jurisdiction-level cost signals. Updated 2026-01-14.

Estimated data

Oyster List AI-assisted estimates - Safety, lifestyle, income, and practical scores are model-assisted estimates derived from source-backed country and city signals. Confidence 40/100.

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