2Roll through the Tuscan countryside in Val d’Orcia
A tortuous route leads through the Val d’Orcia, a UNESCO World Heritage landscape.
This part of Tuscany has been landscaped since time immemorial, with the Val d’Orcia, south of Siena, representing quintessential Tuscany: clusters of cypresses, ribbons of plane trees, vineyards on the slopes and farms perched on limestone ridges.
Aside from the natural splendor, it is the cultural diversity of Papua New Guinea that is the country’s biggest draw. The Melanesian nation is packed with an astounding mix of fascinating tribes and indigenous cultures.