Wendake
The Cradle of Wendat Culture
Wendake proudly shares its roots and culture with those who would learn about its traditions. Diverse attractions invite visitors to commune with the spirit of a people.
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Onhwa’ Lumina
This immersive experience celebrates life and Huron-Wendat values through an enchanting combination of light, sound, and video projections along a 1.2‑km (0.75‑mile) forest trail.
Huron-Wendat Museum
Learn about the fascinating culture of the Wendat by exploring captivating exhibits, visiting a longhouse, hearing tales and legends told by a master storyteller, and attending one of several craft workshops.
Onhoüa Chetek8e Huron Traditional Site
In this authentic recreated village, guests follow guides in traditional period dress on an immersive tour to experience First Nations history and culture.
La Sagamité Restaurant
Sagamité is a Wendake institution, with house specialties that include Sagamité soup, venison Yatista, and wild turkey confit Karakoni.
La Traite Restaurant
Inspired by First Nations cuisine, La Traite prepares wild fish, game, and foraged plants and mushrooms with finesse. We love their patio in the summer!
Kabir Kouba Falls Park
This park has a 1.5‑km (0.9‑mile) trail along the Saint‑Charles River that offers a view of Kabir Kouba Falls and other geological marvels such as glacial boulders, giant’s kettles and fossils.
Bastien Indigenous Craftsmanship
This authentic hide moccasin company is keeping centuries‑old tanning and sewing techniques alive so they can be handed down to future generations.
Onquata Native Paddles
Hand painted by Wendat artists in designs inspired by First Nations culture, Onquata paddles are beautiful and water resistant.
Librairie Hannenorak
This independent bookstore carries a wide selection of titles and authors, including many on First Nations culture.