The Top First Nations Reserves to Visit in Canada
People will find First Nations Reserves across Canada. The reserves are pieces of land that are for the exclusive use of First Nations bands; some of them have opened their reserves to the public so that people can visit and learn more about Canada’s indigenous culture. Here are some of the First Nations Reserves you can visit in the Great White North.
1. Kluane National Park and Reserve
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Kluane National Park and Reserve is a different reserve to experience. Located in the Yukon’s southwest corner, it borders Alaska and covers 22,980 square kilometers (8,872 square miles). Kluane National Park and Reserve is also home to Canada’s highest peak—Mount Logan. Because the park lies within the traditional territory of the Champagne and Aishihik, and Kluane First Nations, the First Nations and Parks Canada manage the park together. Visit the Da Ku Cultural Centre to see exhibits while in the national park too.
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