Inukjuak (YPH) is a small village situated at the mouth of Innuksuak River in Nord-du-Quebec Region of Canada. The land is renowned for its numerous archaeological sites preserving the evidence of thousands of years of inhabitation of the Inuit people. Tourists can also enjoy the outdoor recreational activities like hiking and kayaking in the confines of Hopewell Islands and Hudson Bay.
Hopewell IslandsWant to feel the adrenaline rush, head to Hopewell Islands which consists of numerous hiking trails that will surely challenge you. The island is also the nesting area of many migratory birds which is sure to please bird lovers.
Daniel Weetaluktuk MuseumDon’t miss Daniel Weetaluktuk Museum if you want to explore the arts and crafts scene of the Inuit people. Apart from housing artifacts related to Inuit arts, you’ll also find traditional hunting and fishing tools used by the Inuit people.
Hudson BayCruise in the serene waters of Hudson Bay and appreciate the splendid views of the bay surrounded by serene ranges . You can also fish for salmons and trout in the bay and have a memorable time with your loved ones.
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