What does sami's shelters look like?

Sami shelters, known as "goahti," are traditionally made from wooden frames covered with reindeer skins or birch bark. They are often conical or dome-shaped, designed to withstand the harsh Arctic climate. Inside, goahti are typically furnished with a fire pit for warmth and cooking, and the interior is organized to accommodate family members and their belongings. These shelters reflect the Sami's deep connection to nature and their nomadic lifestyle.