Smallest Nunavik community, Aupaluk (YPJ) is a small village located in the Nord-du-Quebec region of Canada and is famous for its iron bearing soil. Located on the shores of Advance Bay, the village is ideal for hiking and hunting excursions and offers abundant and beautiful wildlife in its vicinity. Also known as first village of Canadian Arctic, the village is designed completely by Inuit people.
Ungava BayGo on adventurous fishing expeditions and witness marine mammals in the serene waters of Ungava Bay. Tourist often camp in the area around Ungava Bay to witness the natural beauty of the region and catch a glimpse of caribou and bears that lounge in its premises.
Aupaluk VillageDesigned entirely by Inuit people, Aupaluk Village is the perfect spot to explore the history associated with the place. Decorated with their culture and traditions, the village’s architecture transforms you into the ancient era.
Enjoy Wonderful SeafoodDon’t miss the wonderful sea food and the local cuisines of Inuit community in the restaurants located near the Aupaluk Airport.
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