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    Choose Your Natural Path
    Indigenous person dressed in traditional head dress, dancing with others at Manito Ahbee Festival pow wow.

    Indigenous Experiences

    Travel through Treaty land.

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    Beaches & Boating

    Embrace lake life in Manitoba.

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    Two peole hiking down a snow covered road through the forest with their brown dog.

    Hiking & Biking Trails

    Thousands of kilometres of trails for adventures in every season.

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    Northern lights fill the sky, trees reflect of the glass like ice. Where nature's dance illuminates the Arctic skies.

    Northern Lights

    See the northern lights up to 300 nights a year in Manitoba.

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    Food & Drink

    Savour the vibrant culinary landscape of Manitoba, where each bite tells a story of tradition, innovation, and...

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    A polar bear sitting on the snow covered tundra amongst some boulders, sniffing the air.
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    Wildlife Viewing

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    Sights and sounds of the wild.

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    CHURCHILL, MANITOBA

    The Polar Bear Capital of the World

    Churchill is a town on Hudson Bay in the far north of Manitoba, Canada. It's best known for polar bears that inhabit the area in the fall, and safaris in raised, reinforced tundra vehicles allow for encounters in the wild.

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    Nicknamed "sea canaries," belugas are known for their beautiful vocals. Find them in Churchill