Nunavut is Canada's newest territory, established in 1999 and yet, an ancient land with a rich cultural heritage preserved to provide the visitor with a truly unique experience. The territorial capital is Iqualuit. The range of activities available in Nunavut seems endless. The local Inuit are famous for their crafts and artwork. The people provide visitors to their communities with a true welcome, be sure to try some of the unique cuisine. Fishing opportunities in Nunavut are outstanding. Try kayaking amongst the icebergs, snowmobiling, or dog-sleigh riding. The range of wildlife to be seen includes polar bears, seals, caribou, whales and walrus. If you are a birdwatcher there is a large variety of birds that fly north to nest and raise their young because of the midnight sun in summertime.
Enjoy the landscape and cultural diversity of Canada's newest and largest territory. Iqaluit, the capital of Nunavut is a close-knit community famous for its Inuit-inspired architecture, crafts and museums. From here adventurers embark on wildlife viewing and photography tours, fishing trips and more - it is even possible to reach the North Pole from here. Auyuittuq National Park has some of the finest scenery in North America, the lucky few who can witness this will never forget it.
For an overview on Nunavut, click on the map.
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