Discover Indigenous Tourism
We Explore Canada is deeply committed to the roots of Canada and the Indigenous Peoples upon whose ancestral land and unceded territories we thrive.
We respect this land as well as the people who have and do reside here. As part of our commitment to exploring true Canada, we must first begin by acknowledging the Indigenous Peoples of all the lands that lie within its borders.
We recognize and value the importance of the lands that we call home as well as those we visit or settle within. We do this to reaffirm our commitment and responsibility to improving relationships between nations as well as to grow our own understanding of Indigenous Peoples in Canada and their unique cultures.
From coast to coast to coast, we acknowledge the ancestral and unceded territories of the Inuit, Métis, and all First Nations people that call this land home and have for thousands of years.
As a commitment to supporting Indigenous communities in Canada we want to pay special attention to Indigenous tourism in Canada, and support and promote the amazing experiences run by Indigenous Peoples throughout the country. We believe that a small part of reconciliation is elevating the awareness towards Indigenous Peoples in Canada through tourism.
Come Experience Indigenous Travel In Canada With Us
Celebrating Indigenous Art in Vancouver at the Museum of Anthropology
Vancouver isn’t just a haven for foodies and nature lovers—it’s also home to one of [...]
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Rocky Mountain House, Alberta: Uncovering Canada’s Fur Trade History (and Sleeping in a Tipi!)
Discover the pivotal role of Rocky Mountain House in Canada’s fur trade history. Explore the [...]
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The Annual Manito Ahbee Powwow in Winnipeg, Manitoba: A Captivating Event for All
The Manito Ahbee Powwow in Winnipeg, Manitoba, is an annual celebration of Indigenous culture. In [...]
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Indigenous Culture at the Calgary Stampede: The First Nations People of Treaty 7
The Calgary Stampede is known as the greatest outdoor show for a reason. It showcases [...]
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Visiting the Native North American Travelling College in Akwesasne: A Meaningful Stronghold for a Rich and Vibrant Culture
The NNATC is a cultural site in the northern portion of Akwesasne, just a short [...]
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Exploring Indigenous Culture and Experiences on Manitoulin Island: The World’s Largest Island on a Freshwater Lake
Manitoulin Island is the largest freshwater island in the world and is located in Lake [...]
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12 Canadian Indigenous Tourism Experiences to Have On Your Radar
The Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada (ITAC) reached out to us to let us know [...]
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Haida Gwaii: A Mist-enshrouded Showcase of Haida Culture
Haida Gwaii, which literally translates to “Islands of the Haida People,” is an archipelago located [...]
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Wanuskewin Heritage Park: An Intriguing Showcase of Northern Plains Indigenous Culture
Wanuskewin is a cultural complex that honours the history and artwork of First Nations People, [...]
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