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Discover this Urban Aboriginal Multiservice centre, located in Chibougamau. On site, you will find a handicraft shop as well as many cultural activities. This Friendship Centre promotes Indigenous culture and traditions and offers ressources and referral ...
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Your horseback riding adventure takes place in the Chaudière-Appalaches region, 1 hour from Québec City. Clean air, pure water and beautiful scenery await you. Join the Ranch Massif du Sud' s cowboys and gold diggers. Short-term and long-term horseback ...
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In Nunavik, the Pingualuit National Park represents the magical universe of the Far North. Known for hiking and cross-country skiing, the Park is a paradise for northern lights enthusiasts. You will discover the spectacular meteoritic crater des Pingualuit ...
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The site of La Maison amérindienne allows you to discover multiple facets of Indigenous cultures in Quebec and Canada. Inaugurated at the turn of the century, in the year 2000, La Maison amérindienne is a tangible trace of the International Decade of ...
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You dream to discover the Torngat Mountains? Visit Nunavik and Kuururjuaq National Park that protects 4 460.8 square kilometres from Ungava Bay to the peak of Mount Kauviik (D’Iberville), the highest peak of the North America with its 1 646 metres. The ...
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This museum's collection features numerous Amerindian and Inuit works of art. You will also find a pottery workshop and a small local arts boutique.
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Take a journey into the roots of Inuit culture, past and present, as you discover the magnificent collection of ancient and contemporary objects, artworks and costumes presented in their cultural context. The Daniel-Weetaluktuk Museum also presents art ...
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Discover the largest National Park in Quebec with its 26,107 square kilometres of playground for lovers of hiking, sea kayaking, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing or ski touring. During winter, the park is a true paradise of powder snow. During summer ...
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Shaputuan (the big tent) recounts the millennia-old history of a nomadic people in their ancestral homeland. The permanent exhibition, Innu utassi (the land of the Innu), follows the Innu through the seasons and their annual life cycle. This history and ...
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