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National park reserve in Northwest Territories, Canada
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Thaidene Nene National Park Reserve is a national park reserve in the Northwest Territories of Canada. At the eastern end of Great Slave Lake in the Northwest Territories, the proposed Thaidene Nëné national park reserve is part of a larger group of proposed protected areas around the East Arm and Artillery Lake regions. Thaidene Nëné is a culturally rich area, including the traditional and present-day hunting, fishing, gathering and spiritual areas used by various Aboriginal peoples.
Weekly CA$3,100 per person plus 5% tax. Nightly rate is CA$450 plus 5% tax without air transport. Meals and food are not provided.
Includes flight from Yellowknife, guide, boat, fuel, and all meals.
To get there, you can hop on a scheduled or charter flight to Łutselk'e from Yellowknife.
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