Inari is a municipality located in the Lapland region of northern Finland. It holds the distinction of being the largest municipality in Finland by total area. The region is characterized by its diverse cultural landscape and unique geographic position in the Arctic circle.
The municipality is recognized as a center of Sámi culture, often referred to as the "capital of Sámi culture." This cultural significance is anchored by the Siida museum located within the village of Inari. Additionally, Inari is notable for having more official languages than any other municipality in Finland, with four being officially recognized.
The local economy is primarily driven by three main sectors: tourism, the service industry, and specialized cold climate testing. These industries support the region's infrastructure and provide a foundation for its economic activity within the Lapland territory.