Embrace Responsible Travel on Haida Gwaii by taking the Haida Gwaii Pledge. Together, let's weave a tapestry of respect, appreciation, and sustainable practices as we venture into the heart of Haida Gwaii. Learn more: https://www.hellobc.com/stories/haida-pledge-responsible-travel-haida-gwaii/ | Super, Natural British Columbia

Full Haida Gwaii Guide Below 👇 📍Haida Gwaii is a gorgeous island off the northwest coast of British Columbia (almost Alaska!) It is the traditional land of the Haida People and an incredible place to learn about their history on this isolated island. How to get there 👇 • �A 15 hour ferry ride from Port Hardy to Prince Rupert. Then an 8 hour ferry ride to Haida Gwaii. • Or a 2 hour flight from Vancouver. How long to visit 👇 • We recommend at least 5 days here. It’s a large island and there is

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The Art of Totem Poles | L'art de totems In the Haida culture, the cedar tree is known as the 'tree of life'. Traditionally, when babies were born, they were placed in cedar boxes. When people died, their bodies were also placed in cedar boxes. The bark of the trees has many other uses as well. It can be woven into ropes, baskets and hats. These trees are also used for one of the well-known symbols of Haida culture - totem poles. Haida totem poles tell a story through the representation of human

Full Haida Gwaii Guide Below👇Haida Gwaii is a gorgeous island off the northwest coast of British Columbia (almost Alaska!).It is the traditional land of the Haida People and an incredible place to learn about their history on this isolated island.How to get there:⛴️ A 15 hour ferry ride from Port Hardy to Prince Rupert. Then an 8 hour ferry ride to Haida Gwaii.✈️ Or a 2 hour flight from Vancouver.How long should I go?🗓️ We recommend at least 5 days here. It’s a large island and there is a lot

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