Let the Spirit of the Arctic inspire you to try winter in Nunavut! ❄️ Give cold weather camping and hiking a try. With the proper gear it’s more cozy than you think! Try building a fort. Before you know it you’ll be stepping it up a notch by enrolling in a winter outdoors survival course. Inuit guides use the traditional techniques of building an Igluvigaq ᐃᒡᓗᕕᒐᖅ (the original snow shelters/houses) to create safe wind breaks for camps. Just Look Up. Aurora season is here and there are many hot s

Who else just added Nunavut to their travel bucket list? 📋✅ Get to know Nunavut in summer: https://au-keepexploring.canada.travel/places-to-go/nunavut *Know before you go! Check the most up-to-date travel regulations before planning your trip.* 📷: jdubcaptures via Instagram, Travel Nunavut 📍: Destination Nunavut [Video description: A compilation of video clips showing beautiful scenery of Arctic Bay, Nunavut. Clips show waterfalls, ocean, a polar bear and people walking across the vast landsc

Nunavut is home to the iconic polar bear 🐻‍❄️ Here are 3 fun facts you may not know about polar bears: 1. A polar bear's nose is so powerful it can reportedly smell a seal from up to 32 kilometers away 2. Polar bears are the only bear species considered a marine mammal 3. A polar bear's fur is not white! Their fur is actually made of clear, hollow hair shafts that scatter and reflect the light. Share your own fun polar bear facts in the comments below! 👇 | Destination Nunavut