This Arctic capital city houses 15th-century frozen mummies — where 18,000 people blend Inuit traditions with modern life at Earth’s extreme edge
Perched at the edge of the Arctic Circle lies Nuuk, the world’s northernmost capital city and a treasure trove of Inuit heritage amidst breathtaking Arctic landscapes. With just 18,000 residents, this remote Greenlandic metropolis defies expectations, blending ancient traditions with surprising modernity in one of Earth’s most extreme environments. A capital city like no other … Lire plus