The Huli Wigmen are an indigenous group from the Hela Province in Papua New Guinea. They are known for their distinctive traditional attire, which includes elaborate wigs made from human hair and decorated with feathers, leaves, and other natural materials. The wigs symbolize status and are an important part of their cultural identity. Huli Wigmen participate in various cultural ceremonies and festivals, showcasing their rich traditions through dance, music, and storytelling. Their vibrant performances often attract tourists and researchers interested in the diverse cultures of Papua New Guinea, highlighting the importance of preserving indigenous practices and heritage.