BC’s museums and heritage sites provide a window into the foundation of a dynamic cultural landscape built into the natural surroundings of communities in every region. British Columbia’s vibrant history can be experienced in a variety of places, from the UNESCO heritage site in the Haida Gwaii, to the the gold rush town of Barkerville and refurbished fort communities hosting reenactment experiences, to local community museums housing cherished stories and artifacts, to large scale museums with elaborate displays of ancient origins.
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Welcome to New Aiyansh, a village in the Nass River valley. The town is considered the “capital of the Nisga’a Nation” and is located around 100 km north of Terrace. Among the best things to do in New Aiyansh is visiting the Hli Goothl Wilp-Adokshl Nisga’a Museum. The museum houses over 300 art pieces from the Nisga’a Nation’s four tribes. Notable exhibitions include “Voices of the Nisga’a Treaty” and “Harvesting Nisga’a: The Survival and Rich Cultural Identity of Nisga’a Fishing.” These displays delve into Nisga’a history and traditions, immersing visitors in the vibrant heritage.New Aiyansh is where the past and present meet, offering a rich exploration of Nisga’a culture. When considering things to do in New Aiyansh, the museum stands out as a key destination, showcasing the community’s deep-rooted cultural identity.
