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The world’s largest teepee is in Alberta and it’s tied to the 1988 Olympics
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The world’s largest teepee is in Alberta and it’s tied to the 1988 Olympics
Standing taller than most buildings in Medicine Hat, the Saamis Tepee is one Alberta landmark that’s impossible to miss. The massive structure holds the title of the world’s largest teepee and has a fascinating story that goes far beyond its size. Originally built for the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics, the landmark later made its way to Medicine Hat, where it became a symbol of Indigenous history, culture, and the stories connected to the land. N…
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