Kautokeino

Kautokeino is a small town and municipality in northern Norway, located within the Arctic Circle. It is part of the Sami region, home to the indigenous Sami people who have a rich culture rooted in reindeer herding, Sami language, and traditions. The area is characterized by striking natural landscapes, including mountains, tundra, and the Northern Lights. Kautokeino is known for its strong Sami cultural identity, including traditional clothing, music, and festivals. It also has historical significance due to events like the 1852 Sami uprising. Today, it combines cultural heritage with aspects of remote Arctic living.