The rich tapestry of Sami culture, the oldest of its kind in the Arctic, spans Swedish, Norwegian, and Finnish Lapland. The Sami, indigenous to these northern regions, have preserved age-old traditions such as reindeer herding, which remain central to their way of life. Visiting a Sami village offers an intimate glimpse into their nomadic lifestyle, language, and customs, showcasing a unique perspective on Nordic heritage. Gliding across snowy landscapes on a reindeer sledding adventure, guided by the majestic animals that have long been at the heart of Sami culture. Along the way, marvel at breathtaking icy mountains and jagged peaks, surrounded by the untouched beauty of the Arctic.  Master lasso throwing, listen to the hauntingly beautiful melodies of ancient joik—soulful songs that weave tales passed down through generations—and gather inside a cozy, traditional Laavu tent. A journey into Sami traditions offers an unforgettable adventure, blending history, nature, and the vibrant richness of their culture.