Kay‑Nah‑Chi‑Wah‑Nung, also known as the Manitou Mounds National Historic Site, is an archaeologically and culturally significant Indigenous heritage site with the largest concentration of ancient burial mounds in Canada, spanning more than 8,000 years of human history. Owned and operated by the Rainy River First Nations, it features an interpretive centre with over 16,000 artifacts, interpretive exhibits, guided and self‑guided tours, a gift shop showcasing Indigenous art, a restaurant featuring traditional cuisine, and extensive outdoor trails beside the Rainy (Spirit) River that explore Ojibway heritage and lifeways.
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