Experience vibrant Indigenous culture at the annual Quinsam First Nation Powwow, featuring traditional dancing, music, and food.
Quinsam Powwow can have unpredictable rain; this jacket is essential for staying dry and comfortable.
Powwows involve a lot of walking and standing; comfortable shoes are crucial for enjoying the event.
Keep your phone charged for photos, videos, and staying connected with friends and family.
Understanding the local culture and traditions helps in respectful participation and engagement.
Staying hydrated is important, especially during outdoor events; a reusable bottle helps reduce waste.
For a closer look at the performances, dances, and other activities during the powwow.
A local favourite for breakfast, known for its hearty meals and friendly service.
A classic diner with a wide variety of breakfast options, open early for those starting their day.
A popular spot for a quick, affordable lunch, offering a variety of sandwiches and salads.
A gourmet restaurant offering high-quality lunches in a sophisticated setting.
A fine dining experience with a focus on steak and seafood, known for its exceptional service.
A popular spot for dinner, offering a variety of pizzas and Italian dishes in a casual atmosphere.
A scenic river offering fishing, wildlife viewing, and peaceful walks.
Explore the rich history and culture of the Quinsam First Nation through exhibits and artifacts.
A historic lighthouse offering stunning ocean views and a glimpse into maritime history.
A family-friendly park with picnic areas, trails, and a beautiful beach.
Discover the region's history through interactive exhibits and a historic village.
A serene estuary offering birdwatching, wildlife viewing, and beautiful sunsets.
Fried bread made from wheat flour, often served with jam or syrup.
Naturally sweet juice made from elderberries, often served chilled.
Juicy burger patty made from lean bison meat, often served on a bun with toppings.
Traditional soup made with corn, beans, and squash, often served with bannock.
Fresh fish coated in batter and fried until crispy, often served with tartar sauce.
Crispy taco shells filled with ground bison, lettuce, tomatoes, and cheese.
A symbol of Quinsam First Nation's rich history, these totem poles are hand-carved by local artisans.
Traditionally crafted from locally sourced cedar, these baskets are a practical and beautiful reminder of the powwow.
Crafted by local artisans, these pieces feature native stones like jade and argillite, symbolizing strength and connection to the land.
A staple in the Quinsam First Nation diet, this dried salmon jerky is a delicious and authentic snack to take home.
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Chittagong Zoo, established in 1964, is Bangladesh's largest zoo, housing a diverse range of animals and a beautiful botanical garden.