Lapland: A day on the trail of the Sami indigenous people – Sorsele, Sweden
Visit historical and religious places with us and learn everything about the life of the indigenous population and the history of Lapland.
PRICE: $133
per person
The tour starts at the holiday home in Bjärdakken or at the tourist information center in Sorsele and lasts approximately 7 hours.
Our excursion into the Sámi past and present runs along the Vindelälven river. We first visit a reindeer corral (Rengärde) on the Laisälven river and then drive up the Vindelälven river towards the Sami village of Ammarnäs. On the way we stop at several historical places and find out what happened here hundreds of years ago.
For coffee we will have a campfire on the banks of the Vindelälven river. We get the water for the coffee from the river and prepare the drink of the Sami way.
In the afternoon we visit a 200-year-old Sámi “hotel complex” (Kyrkogård), the wooden church of Ammarnäs and climb the town’s landmark, the potato hill (Potatisbacken). From here we have a wonderful overview of the meadows of the Ammarnäs Delta and see into the southern part of Europe’s largest nature reserve, the “Vindelfjäll Nature Reserve”.
The Sami Poeple: The only indigenous population in Europe.
Tradition, culture and religion over the course of thousands of years.
You will learn everything about the eventful history of Northern Europe.
Coffee around the campfire.
Transportation:
Usually the guide accompanies the guests in their own car.
In the case, if you do not have a car and/or arrive by public transport, the guide will pick you up and calculate a fee of 950 SEK for transport. This can be paid by card.
Transportation: You take part with your own car.
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