National GeographicAug 4, 2015
15 authentic ways to connect with Indigenous Canada
Exploring the traditions and culture of the Indigenous peoples of Canada provides unique opportunities for visitors looking for deeper travel experiences ...
Stay in a traditional long house with a fire keeper.
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- Hôtel-Musée Premières NationsHotelStay in a traditional long house with a fire keeper.
- La Traite RestaurantRestaurantSpecializes in First Nations cuisine.
- Elsewhere
- Canadian Museum of HistoryMuseumOttawa, CanadaOffers Feel the Heartbeat workshop with Algonquin First Nation.
- Talaysay Tours Talking TreesPlaceVancouver, CanadaShare knowledge from local Squamish Nation and Shíshálh people.
- Aboriginal VoyageurPlaceOttawa, CanadaWatch dance performances and paddle canoes with guides.
- Skwachàys LodgeHotelVancouver, CanadaSuites styled by Indigenous artists in Vancouver's Chinatown.
- Feast Cafe BistroRestaurantWinnipeg, CanadaModern take on traditional Indigenous foods, seasonal dishes.
- Mr. BannockRestaurantVancouver, CanadaFood truck offers fusion-indigenous cuisine and bannock.
- NishDishRestaurantToronto, CanadaServes breakfast and lunch sourcing Indigenous ingredients.
- Blackfoot Crossing Historical ParkMuseumSiksika, CanadaOvernight in a tipi, explore museum, learn traditional skills.
- Quaaout Lodge and SpaHotelChase, CanadaOffers a sweat lodge and gourmet meals on Little Shuswap Lake.
- Shakat Tun Wilderness CampPlaceKluane Lake, CanadaImmersive experience with Champagne and Aishihik First Nations.
- Echoes of a Proud Nation PowwowFestivalKahnawake, CanadaDari pilihan populer hingga hal baru yang menarik untuk ditemukan, WARUNG168 menyajikan pengalaman hiburan online yang…
- Akwesasne International PowwowFestivalCornwall Island, CanadaOn the shores by the beautiful St.
- Wapusk AdventuresPlaceChurchill, CanadaDog-sledding with dozens of friendly working dogs.
- Great Spirit Circle TrailPlaceManitoulin Island, CanadaPaddle canoe routes, learn legends, survival techniques.
- Eskasoni PowwowFestivalCape Breton, Canada