The Inari Saami are an indigenous people residing primarily in the Inari municipality of Finland. They are one of the smallest Saami groups, with a unique language known as Inari Saami, which is distinct from other Saami languages. Traditionally, their culture is closely tied to reindeer herding, fishing, and hunting, reflecting their deep connection to the natural environment. Inari Saami culture is rich in traditions, including music, crafts, and storytelling. The community actively works to preserve their language and heritage, facing challenges from modernization and cultural assimilation. Efforts are ongoing to promote Inari Saami language education and cultural activities to ensure the survival of their unique identity.