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fishing with a meal that you'll share
together for a taste of local cuisine,
with hot tea and stories before settling
in for the night. As night falls, the
famed aurora borealis could come illu-
minate the sky with their Northern
Lights, making it much more than a
five-star experience!
This true winter immersion of Inuit
traditions continues back in the village.
Hear Inuit elders' stories, observe
legends coming to life in soapstone
carvings, and listen to the women's
enthralling throat songs. Come
Monday afternoon, your return flight
to Montréal will be full of memories to
cherish for a lifetime!
aventuresinuit.ca/en
Winter Adventures Amidst
Spectacular National Parks
Nunavik shelters true gems of nature
that are sure to delight fans of the great
outdoors and winter sports enthusiasts
alike, whether it's backcountry skiing,
alpine snowshoeing, snowmobiling or
even fat biking off the beaten tracks.
In the Kuururjuaq National Park,
follow in the Inuit's footsteps by taking
the ancient path of the Koroc River
valley winding frozen at the foot of the
Torngat Mountains, the highest peaks
of Québec.
In the Tursujuq National Park—the
largest of Québec—explore frozen
inland seas surrounded by Hudson
cuestas, where you might encounter
small herds of muskoxen, taken
straight out of the Ice Age.
And should you choose to visit the
Pingualuit National Park, be ready to
travel to a moon-like landscape leading
to the amazing meteoritic crater, the
park's treasure. All this while being
immersed in the Inuit culture, sharing
their traditional way of life daily during
these authentic winter adventures.
nunavikparks.ca/en
TRAVEL PLANNER
For more travel information on
Nunavik or to request a brochure,
contact Nunavik Tourism.
819-964-2876 or toll-free
1-855-NUNAVIK;
info@nunavik-tourism.com;
and visit nunavik-tourism.com
@tourismenunavik
@nunavik.quebec
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BOUTIN
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HEIKO
WITTENBORN
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MICHEL
HARCC-MORISSETTE
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PIERRE
DUNNIGAN
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OLIVIER
PARADIS
SPOTLIGHT ON
THE AURORA BOREALIS
As the winter solstice approaches, so does the
chance to see the ballet of the aurora borealis.
Starting early in September until the end of March,
these heavenly celebrities celebrate by dancing
their way into the night, lighting up the sky with
radiant green ribbons, sometimes adorned by
purple shimmer. Be sure to get front-row tickets to
this fabulous open-air performance of the famed
Northern Lights, presented by Inuit Adventures in
Kuujjuaq, the gateway to Nunavik and many other
unforgettable experiences alongside Inuit!
aventuresinuit.ca/en/aurora-borealis-kuujjuaq
