Our latest Living Legends video shows the importance of extending learning opportunities outside museum walls. It allows visitors to see beyond static artifacts and exhibits that represent Indigenous innovation and presence on the land as a thing of the past.

To break it down, here is a list of reasons to love Indigenous tourism in Canada.

When you stay at an Indigenous-owned hotel, lodge or B&B in British Columbia, your accommodation actually becomes part of an unforgettable experience as you become immersed in a vastly fascinating culture.

Powwows are open to everybody. Historically, these Indigenous cultural celebrations of unity allowed all nations to come together, share culture, and build relationships. Sit back and enjoy the hospitality and opportunity to learn about Indigenous culture. You are now on Turtle Island.

In the Pacific Northwest Coastal region – from Vancouver, British Columbia to Portland, Oregon – the tiny house movement in building reflects a growing interest in downsizing, minimalism, and energy efficiency.

Discover the mysterious and unique treasures of Haida Gwaii – an untouched, rugged archipelago of islands off the northwest coast of British Columbia.

The Ktunaxa Nation is offering an exclusive First Nations experience at the St. Eugene Resort in the spectacular setting of the Canadian Rocky Mountains.

Discover the finest vineyards in Canada and journey along the most scenic lake country of the Okanagan region with this unique road trip.

This itinerary introduces you to the spectacular coastlines and rainforests of northern Vancouver Island, traditional Kwakwak’awakw culture, whales and other marine wonders, grizzly bears and eagles.

Immerse yourself in the magic of this fascinating archipelago off the coast of British Columbia, and discover the ‘Galapagos of the North’ at the ultra-remote 12-room, luxury Ocean House.

Experience the art, culture, food, and natural wonder of Vancouver from an Indigenous perspective as a guest on the traditional territory of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh First Nations.

This itinerary features visits to Indigenous hosts in the lively now-urban centres Victoria and Vancouver of traditional Coast Salish Territory.

The Great Bear Rainforest of British Columbia is the largest piece of intact temperate rainforest in the world.

“We’re headed up Island… all the way north.” I was exchanging travel plans with another harried parent at gas station just outside of Campbell River. I felt a thrill to casually utter the phrase “Up Island”, as if traversing to the northern tip of the island was a regular occurrence for our family.