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Ulu Factory
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Anchorage City Tour w/ Taste of Wild Smoked Salmon & Reindeer Sausage
Housed in a cabin-like building near Ship Creek, the Ulu Factory offers visitors a firsthand look at the crafting of traditional Alaskan ulu knives. Through viewing windows, you can observe skilled craftsmen shaping blades, assembling handles, and preparing the knives for sale. Staff members are available to demonstrate how to use, sharpen, and care for an ulu knife and its accompanying cutting bowl. The adjoining gift shop features a variety of locally made crafts and souvenirs, allowing you to take home a piece of Alaskan craftsmanship.
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- Address: 211 W Ship Creek Avenue, Anchorage
- More Info: Winter Mon–Fri 9am–6pm, Sat 10am–6pm. Closed Sunday in Winter
- Opening hours: Mon–Fri 8am–6pm, Sat & Sun 9am–6pm
- Phone: +1 907 276 3119
- Email: info@theulufactory.com

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Housed in a cabin-like building near Ship Creek, the Ulu Factory offers visitors a firsthand look at the crafting of traditional Alaskan ulu knives. Through viewing windows, you can observe skilled craftsmen shaping blades, assembling handles, and preparing the knives for sale. Staff members are available to demonstrate how to use, sharpen, and care for an ulu knife and its accompanying cutting bowl. The adjoining gift shop features a variety of locally made crafts and souvenirs, allowing you to take home a piece of Alaskan craftsmanship.
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