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Revision as of 02:00, 20 September 2024

Western Greenland (Greenlandic phrasebook|Greenlandic: Kitaa, Danish phrasebook|Danish: Vestgrønland) is a region of Greenland. Home to the capital, Nuuk, this is the part of Greenland that you would probably think of if you've only seen the stereotypical picture. Large icebergs can be seen floating in the ocean with dogsled trips from one small settlement to another. In these settlements, fish and sharkmeat are often hanging outside small colorful houses along with the constant barking of dogs in the background.

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Cities

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  • Nuuk GPS 64.175,-51.738889 (Danish: Godthåb) – Capital of Greenland
  • Aasiaat GPS 68.709722,-52.869444 (Danish: Egedesminde)
  • Ilulissat GPS 69.216667,-51.1 (Danish: Jacobshavn)
  • Kangerlussuaq GPS 67.008611,-50.689167 (Danish: Søndre Strømfjord, English: Sondrestrom)
  • Maniitsoq GPS 65.416667,-52.9 (Danish: Sukkertoppen)
  • Oqaatsut GPS 69.344444,-51.002778 (Danish: Rodebay)
  • Paamiut GPS 61.994444,-49.666667 (Danish: Frederikshåb)
  • Qasigiannguit GPS 68.820144,-51.193242
  • Sisimiut GPS 66.938889,-53.672222 (Danish: Holsteinsborg)
  • Uummannaq GPS 70.674722,-52.126389 (Danish: Umanak)

    Western Greenland Halal Travel Guide

Travel as a Muslim to Western Greenland

Buy a Flight ticket to and from Western Greenland

The trans-oceanic service to Greenland either lands at Kangerlussuaq, Narsarsuaq (the only two airports in the nation which can accept anything larger than a turboprop), or the capital Nuuk from Iceland and Canada with smaller planes in the summer.

Kangerlussaq is the main hub with daily flights year-around. The other international flights are seasonal.

From Kangerlussaq, you can reach any other city or settlement in the nation, through Air Greenland's domestic network.

Read the Greenland page for more information.

Get Around

There is no road system between settlements. The easiest way to get around Greenland is by plane, particularly Air Greenland]. Within Western Greenland and there are airports at Aasiaat, Ilulissat, Kangerlussuaq, Maniitsoq, Nuuk, Paamiut, Qaarsut and Sisimiut. Air Greenland also operates helicopter Flights to smaller settlements.

In the summer, Arctic Umiaq Line passenger ships provide service to destinations between Narsarsuaq and Uummannaq along the west coast. Diskoline passenger ships provide service to settlements around Ilulissat.

What to See

What to Do

Halal Restaurants in Western Greenland

Suaasat is their national dish. A soup usually made out of Rice, onions, bayleaf, seal, or whale, reindeer, or sea-birds.

Petrified Greenland shark is also eaten. It is not as big as it is in Iceland, and is definitely an acquired taste. The Icelandic name of the dish is Hákarl.

Stay Safe

News & References


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