Introduction

The Sami people are the indigenous Finno-Ugric people inhabiting Sápmi, which encompasses large parts of Norway, Sweden, Finland, and parts of the Kola Peninsula in Russia. With their rich history, traditions, and vibrant culture, the Sami community forms an integral part of the cultural mosaic of these regions.

Language and Traditions

The Sami people have a unique language family, Sami languages, belonging to the Uralic language group. Known for their woolen gákti clothing, and amazing joik music, Sami traditions are a treasure trove of cultural diversity.

Events and Festivals

Celebrations like the Sami National Day on February 6th and fantastic traditional events are occasions filled with joy and color. Experience the thrill of the Reindeer Racing Championship during the Easter festival in Norway!