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Greenland: A Land of Ice, Culture, and Timeless Traditions Greenland, the world’s largest island, is a land of stunning landscapes, breathtaking fjords, and a rich cultural heritage that reflects its Inuit roots. Despite its name, much of Greenland is covered in ice, yet its people have developed a resilient and deeply connected way of life, embracing traditions that have lasted for centuries. In this blog, we explore Greenland’s vibrant culture, its unique customs, and the traditions surrounding marriage in this Arctic wonderland. A Glimpse into Greenland’s Culture and Traditions Greenland is home to a population of about 56,000 people, the majority of whom are Inuit. Their traditions have been shaped by the harsh Arctic environment, leading to a lifestyle that values community, storytelling, and a close relationship with nature. Traditional Clothing One of Greenland’s most striking cultural aspects is its traditional clothing. The Inuit people wear beautifully handcrafted garments ma...