The largest island in the world, Greenland, is physically a part of North America but has strong political and cultural ties to Europe.
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Greenlanders are incredibly proud of
Language
The Greenlandic language has developed over thousands of years and is both distinctive and sophisticated. The people of Greenland take great pride in their language and strive hard to protect and advance it.
Nature
Very beautiful natural features including glaciers, icebergs, and rough mountains may be found across Greenland. Greenlanders take pride in the distinctive nature of their nation and fight to preserve it through environmentally friendly travel and conservation initiatives.
What does Greenland have to offer visitors?
- Ilulissat Icefjord: Tourists can trek along the beautiful coastline trails or go on boat cruises to see the icebergs up close.
- One of the best sites in the world to view the Northern Lights, a natural phenomenon that fills the night sky with brilliant hues, is Greenland. In Greenland, the months of September through April are the ideal for viewing the Northern Lights.
- Little, traditional Inuit communities can be found all over Greenland, and they provide a window into Inuit culture and way of life. Visitors can view traditional attire and crafts, learn about traditional hunting and fishing methods, and enjoy local cuisine.
- The National Museum of Greenland is a museum that shows the history and culture of Greenland. It is situated in the capital city of Nuuk and features displays on Inuit customs, Viking history, and modern art.
