Greenland, an autonomous territory of Denmark, is the world’s largest island, draped in ice across 80% of its surface, with a stark, beautiful landscape of fjords, glaciers, and the Northern Lights. Nuuk, its capital, is a colorful speck amid vast wilderness, home to a small population of mostly Inuit descent. Its economy hinges on fishing, particularly shrimp, with growing tourism and potential mineral wealth beneath the ice. Greenland’s remote, Arctic allure and climate change challenges make it a unique frontier.