The Lower Sepik starts upstream from Angoram, the longest established Sepik station, and runs down to the coast. Angoram is the administrative centre for the lower and middle Sepik and is accessible from Wewak.

A feature of the town is a large Haus Tambaran, built in a mixture of local styles for the display and sale of artifacts. The collection comes from all areas of the Sepik and includes masks, flutes, basketwork,jewellery and the famous Kambot story boards. Other points of interest are the Court House, built in traditional style, and the local village on the river bank where carvers can be seen at work in many of the houses.

The Sepiks supply what many experts consider the best and most creative carvings which differ from village to village.