Fodor's Expert Review Huron-Wendat Village

Quebec City Indigenous Sight

A 25-minute drive outside city limits takes you into another world, that of the Huron-Wendat Nation, one group of Canada's First Nations peoples. The Huron-Wendat are famous for their handcrafted clothing, decorations, and hunting tools, which are on display at the village. A "traditional site" offers a fascinating traditional village exhibition, complete with longhouse, dances, and storytelling. Visitors can take guided tours and discover some stunning crafts in the huge gift shop. Traditional meals are served in an on-site restaurant. The spectacular Kabir Kouba waterfall, carved into a deep and steep gorge, is definitely worth a stop as well.

Indigenous Sight

Quick Facts

575 rue Stanislas-Kosca
Wendake, Québec  G0A 4V0, Canada

418-842–4308

www.huron-wendat.qc.ca

Sight Details:
Rate Includes: Guided tour C$15.50

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