- 🏆 Badge of Excellence
- America, Yellowknife
Indigenous Culture Village Aurora Viewing
-
4 hours (approx.)
-
Pickup offered
-
Mobile ticket
What to Expect
View the spectacular Aurora Borealis in Dettah (Dene community),
on the shore line of Great Slave lake with a wood stove cabin.
Drumming will be performed as you learn about the Dene way of
life, history, language, and connection to the land.
4 hours of viewing during either 9:00 p.m.–1:00 a.m. or 10:00
p.m.-2:00 a.m.
Round-trip transportation to/from the Aurora viewing site.
Hot beverages, traditionally fire-cooked fish and bannock.
Indigenous tipis for photography.
Free Aurora photos: Our experienced tour guides will assist
you in taking the best Aurora pictures.
Meeting And Pickup
Pickup Point
Select a pickup point
We provide activity pick-up and drop-off services for our guests at hotels and downtown AirB&Bs. Activity meeting time will be sent to you before the tour. 我們為所有參加活動的旅客提供飯店及市中心民宿的接駁服務。如果您住的較遠的話，請私自前往附近飯店集合! 我們會在旅程開始前會跟您確認集合的時間。
Start time:
10:00 PM
Additional Info
- Service animals allowed
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Cancellation Policy
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
Customer Reviews
Source: Viator and Tripadvisor
0.0
0 total reviews
Rating Distribution
Recently Viewed
-
Indigenous Culture Village Aurora Viewing
CA$160Hot beverages, traditionally fire-cooked fish and bannock. Indigenous tipis for photography. Free Aurora photos: Our experienced tour guides will assist you in taking the best Aurora pictures. 原住民的傳統擊鼓表演 提供原住民傳統麵包(Bannock)、烤魚、熱飲 提供乾式馬桶 (Pato toilet) 有原住民傳統帳幕 (Tipi) 供拍照 免費極光攝影: 我們的專業導遊將協助你拍下專業的極光照片
4 Hours -
Buffalo Nations Museum in Banff - Admission Ticket
CA$15dmission to Museum - Are You Curious? Immerse yourself in Canadian Indigenous Culture in an historic log building on the banks of the Bow River in Banff where eagles soar. Inspiring respectful coexistence, the Museum provides a safe space for Indigenous peoples of Canada to share their history, culture, and to encourage visitors to practice reconciliation. Groups can also pre-book via phone call or email customized Indigenous experiences, guided tours indoors and outdoors, medicine walks, beading workshops, drumming lessons, sharing circles, corporate retreats and learning, weddings, reunions, speaker events.