Sami culture In harmony with nature, the indigenous people of Malå have lived and worked for several thousand years. Their reindeer still roam the forest landscape today. Here, the Sami people carry out their activities both in summer and winter.

Photographer: Ricke.se

Sami people and Sami culture

For several thousand years, the Sami people have inhabited the Malå area. Their reindeer graze in the forest landscape during the summer, and during winter, the reindeer are moved closer to the coast. Proudly, the Sami people often showcase and share their traditions, their connection to nature, and their way of life as Sami today.

Sami attractions

In Malå, you can find both the Sami settlement and Koppsele conservation area. These are fantastic attractions nestled in the heart of nature. Tranquil environments where you can feel the echoes of history. But don't forget to show respect for nature and culture.

The Malå Sami Association

An active association with premises in central Malå. Here, crafts and handmade items with connections to the region are available for sale. Courses, events, and activities are organized.

Sami flag days

Learn more about the Sami flag days.

Same flag days

The Reindeer Herding Year - Malå Sami Village

A film depicting the annual reindeer herding cycle for the Malå Sami Village.