Northwest Territories
The Northwest Territories is a sparsely populated region in Northern Canada with stunning natural scenery, cultural heritage, and unique experiences. While it doesn’t have cities in the traditional sense.
The Northwest Territories is a sparsely populated region in Northern Canada with stunning natural scenery, cultural heritage, and unique experiences. While it doesn’t have cities in the traditional sense.
Aulavik National Park is located in the northernmost part of mainland Canada, in the Inuvik Region of the Northwest Territories.
The park offers several hiking trails of varying lengths and difficulty levels. The trails take visitors through
Aulavik National Park has several campgrounds for visitors to choose from. Some are located along the
Aulavik National Park is home to a variety of wildlife, including muskoxen, caribou, grizzly bears, and
The Thomsen River runs through Aulavik National Park, providing visitors with an opportunity to explore
Aulavik National Park is located in an area with very little light pollution, making it an ideal location for
Tuktoyaktuk is a small Inuvialuit community located on the northern coast of Canada in the Northwest Territories.
The pingos are unique and unusual geological formations that are only found in a few places in the world
Visit the cultural center, Pingo Canadian Landmark, to learn about the Inuvialuit people and their way
Explore the surrounding area and see the stunning landscapes and wildlife
Tuktoyaktuk is a great place for fishing, particularly for Arctic char
There are several local tour operators who can take you on a guided tour of the town and surrounding
In the summer months, the sun never sets in Tuktoyaktuk, providing an opportunity to experience the
Tuktoyaktuk is also a great place to see the Northern Lights, particularly in the winter months
Take a dip in the Arctic Ocean or walk on the frozen sea ice during the winter months
The community hosts several festivals throughout the year, including the Tuktoyaktuk Muskrat Jamboree
Tuktoyaktuk is home to several talented artists who create beautiful works of art inspired by the local