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Mingan Archipelago National Park Reserve, Quebec, Canada  [Amazing Places 4K]

Mingan Archipelago National Park Reserve, Quebec, Canada [Amazing Places 4K]

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The Mingan Archipelago National Park Reserve, located off the north shore of Quebec in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence, is renowned for its limestone monoliths sculpted by sea and wind over millennia. It offers breathtaking landscapes and shelters a rich variety of wildlife, including puffins, seals, and rare plant species, making it a haven for nature lovers and photographers. Locations in the video: 00: 00 La Grande le 02: 17 Ile Nue de Mingan 04: 05 le aux Perroquets 06: 08 le Quarry 09: 38 le Niapiskau 11: 56 le du Fantme 12: 59 The Mainland: Cte-Nord Music provided by Boommusic202, Isblack / Pond5 --------------------- About Amazing Places on Our Planet: High-quality videos of amazing travel destinations around the world. Immerse yourself in the most beautiful scenic places in the world without the distraction of words. New 4K video every second Friday. Filmed and Edited by Milosh Kitchovitch (business inquiries: YouTube: Website: Facebook: Instagram: LGTV: Amazon Fire TV: All videos on the map: More Amazing Places in 4K:
Date: 2025-09-28

Comments and reviews: 6


Very nice! I went there first in 1999 and kept going there on vacation for 10 years, then i lived there for 3 years. I had a sail kayak with a video camera and did plenty of 2 to 7 days expeditions. I wish the technology was better at the time. there was no gopro, HD was just starting. Your video brings back such good memories, Thank you!
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How beautiful and strange! The stones look like alien creatures who move much more slowly in time than the rest of us. I've never heard of this place, but I'd like to try to visit there. Thank you for your videos, as always!
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I’ve been enjoying your content for over 6 years now. Fantastic quality and editing. You show places people don’t normally get to see close up. I appreciate your work. Thank you!
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Sure would like to know how these interesting looking rock formations occurred! Earth's magic i guess. Loved the music chosen.
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This was awesome. I'd never heard of this place. Lots of amazign geology, and loved the wildlife including so many ducklings.
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Bravo Milose! So remote, rugged and yet stunning nature. SeaWindTime=Amazing rock formations. Thank you for showing us.
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