The earliest inhabitants of Alaska crossed the Bering Land Bridge from Asia into what is now western Alaska, near Nome, and their Native Alaskan descendants are the present-day Yup’ik, Inupiaq, Aleut, Tlingit, and Athabascan tribes. Meeting these indigenous Native Alaskan locals and experiencing their traditions, culture, and lifestyles is perhaps the most memorable way to take a little bit of Alaska home in your heart.
If you wish to include one of these special moments in your Alaska visit, our Travel Designers know how to make that happen. You’ll discover the essence of Native Alaska culture from subsistence hunting and fishing to drumming, singing, and storytelling, from talented artisans skilled in carving and hand-crafted beading to tribal festivals celebrating community, strength, and athleticism.
Here are some special ways to experience Alaskan Native culture on a private tour…