The term "Lihirian" refers to the people and culture of the Lihir Islands, located in Papua New Guinea. The Lihirian community is known for its rich traditions, including unique art, music, and dance, which reflect their connection to the land and sea. Lihirians primarily engage in subsistence farming and fishing, relying on the natural resources of their environment. The islands are also home to the Lihir Gold Mine, which has significantly impacted the local economy and development, bringing both opportunities and challenges to the Lihirian way of life.