The Inuit are indigenous people living primarily in Greenland, with cultural ties to other Inuit groups in Canada, Alaska, and Russia. Their culture includes traditional hunting, fishing, and crafts like seal skinning and bone carving.

Population

~56,000

Origins

The Inuit are indigenous people living primarily in Greenland, with cultural ties to other Inuit groups in Canada, Alaska, and Russia. Their ancestors migrated from Siberia thousands of years ago, adapting to the harsh Arctic environment.

Customs and Culture

The Inuit have a distinct culture characterized by traditional hunting and fishing practices, as well as crafts such as seal skinning and bone carving. They also have a rich oral tradition, sharing stories about nature, spirits, and ancestors.

Activity

Tourists can experience dog sledding, ice fishing, guided tours of fjords, and cultural performances involving drum dances. Visitors can also explore traditional hunting settlements and participate in workshops to learn about Inuit crafts.

Other

Rich in Arctic heritage and natural beauty