Kwethluk, AK is a small village located on the banks of the Kuskokwim River in Alaska's Bethel Census Area. It is an isolated community with a population of only 517 people and its remote location makes it an ideal destination for those who are looking to escape city life and experience a simpler lifestyle. Here, one can enjoy pristine, unspoiled nature with all the advantages of living close to wildlife. The village is known for its subsistence fishing and hunting, as well as its traditional Yup'ik culture and heritage. Life in Kwethluk is peaceful yet engaging; days are spent fishing or hunting, alongside partaking in cultural activities such as drumming, dancing, or storytelling. With relatively mild summers and long winter nights, there is always something to do in this unique Alaskan town.