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- Population: 57,728 (July 2014 est.)

- Major Cities: Nuuk, Sisimiut, Ilulissat

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Five experiences not to be missed whether you visit Greenland during the summer or winter months: Authentic dog sled rides, the uplifting magic of the northern lights, the splendour of the ice sheet and Greenland's fascinating whales. To top if all off there's the people of Greenland: pioneers; simultaneously ancient and modern. They look forward to welcoming you.

DOG SLEDDING

Dog sledding is at once a social, physical, and nature based experience drawing on centuries of development and refinement of an essential means of transportation in the Arctic.

Today's dog sledding is a mix of everyday transportation and expedition style travel experience, and dog sled drivers are always locals with a distinct understanding of their natural environment and a deep connection with their dogs.

In the sled dog districts the dogs provide rhythm and work for their owners. For visitors, the sled dog grounds is a cultural experience filled with strange Arctic tools, friendly pups, and eager dogs waiting for the next ride.

NORTHERN LIGHTS

Northern lights bring a sense of connection with forces much greater than humans, and they give us a sense of scale when they dwarf entire towns under swirls of red, green, magenta and blue.

Northern lights are part of Greenland's identity, and the phenomenon will even bring Greenlanders to a halt in the streets as we walk home from work or step outside on a clear night to enjoy the sky.

The northern lights are best experienced between September and April, and especially deeper into the winter when the nights are longer.

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The Big Arctive Five - things to do in Greenland

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Five experiences not to be missed whether you visit Greenland during the summer or winter months: Authentic dog sled rides, the uplifting magic of the northern lights, the splendour of the ice sheet and Greenland's fascinating whales. To top if all off there's the people of Greenland: pioneers; simultaneously ancient and modern.

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- Art museum of Nuuk.

- Greenland national museum.

- Hotel Artic

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-It was a closed and self-sufficient country until World War II.

-Fishing and fish exporting is a major part of the Greenlandic economy, with shrimp fishing industry being by far the biggest income generator

- You can see the northern lights clearly all throughout the year.

- July is the only month in which Greenland’s temperature goes above the freezing point.

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- June 21 (longest day)

* The flag of Greenland gained official status on June, 21, 1985. The flags meaning is the large white part in the flag symbolizes the ice cap and our fjords are represented by the red part in the circle. The white part of the circle symbolizes the ice bergs and the pack ice, and the large red part in the flag represents the ocean.

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Climate, Language, Religion, Government Type, Capital, Currency

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Climate, Language, Religion, Government Type, Capital, Currency

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- Climate: arctic to subarctic; cool summers, cold winters.

- Language(s); Greenlandic (East Inuit) (official), Danish (official), English

- Religion: Evangelical Lutheran, traditional Inuit spiritual beliefs

- Government type: parliamentary democracy within a constitutional monarchy

- Capital: Nuuk (Godthab)

- Currency: Danish krone.

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- Greenland is the world's largest island, is about 81% ice-capped.

- Greenland was made an integral part of Denmark in 1953

- Greenland was granted self-government in 1979 by the Danish parliament;

- The name Greenland means " The land of People"