Free
- Duration
- At leisure
- Activity level
- Easy – suitable for most people
- Booking code
- GLNAQ-IN01
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Explore Qaanaaq, the northernmost town of Greenland.
Visit the town’s church, museum and women’s club.
Enjoy a traditional drum dance performance and listen to music from local musicians.
Get insight into local hunting culture, talk with the hunters, and visit the hunting exhibition.
One of the world’s most remote communities
Join us as we visit the Qaanaaq community in Greenland’s ‘Far North’ Avanersauq region.
In this remote area, Inuit traditions live on. In winter, locals don sealskin mittens and boots, and dogsleds regularly depart on hunting trips. As you explore the local church, museum and women’s club, and watch a traditional drum dance performance, you’ll get a glimpse into the way of life here.
Practical information
Included: Open town visit, including entrance to the local museum.
Remarks/requirements: Please wear comfortable walking shoes and dress according to the weather. Layers are recommended.
Walking or Activity information: At guests' discretion. Includes some walking over uneven surfaces.
Wheelchair accessible: No
Language availability: English, Danish, Greenlandic
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