In preparation for the the Tour of Karamoja – Easter 2022 event, we partnered with the annual Nabugabo Triathlon held on Sunday 20th February in Uganda. The triathlon is the perfect event to test your fitness and meet likeminded people and participants of previous editions of the Tour of Karamoja.
Nabugabo event
Nabugabo Triathlon is a charity event taking place at Lake Nabugabo in south-west Uganda and supports charitable causes in the country. Last year it raised money for Bikes4School campaign.
Twice a month, Nabugabo Triathlon organises a ride in Kampala to prepare participants for the triathlon in February and the Tour of Karamoja in April. The bi-weekly ride starts from Ggaba Beach and goes through the beautiful quiet and green southern outskirts of Uganda’s capital city.
Read more about the preparation rides on the the Tour of Karamoja Training page.
Are you still doubting to join the Tour of Karamoja – Uganda’s Warrior Nomad Trail Bicycle Challenge? No worries, join our Social Ride in Kampala on Saturday 10th September and we will convince you with the help of fellow participants, event veterans and a cold beer.
Until recently, Karamoja was barely a blip on the map. Yet, the breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage are a hard contrast with visible signs of severe poverty and struggle, as Karamoja stands as one of the world’s most impoverished regions.
Embarking on the Tour of Karamoja is an epic adventure that needs careful planning. To ensure you overcome the challenges and enjoy the successes of this amazing bike race, we’ve put together an essential packing list. From high-performance cycling gear to essential survival items, this guide will help you pack smart and have a memorable …
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Tour of Karamoja partners with Nabugabo Triathlon
In preparation for the the Tour of Karamoja – Easter 2022 event, we partnered with the annual Nabugabo Triathlon held on Sunday 20th February in Uganda. The triathlon is the perfect event to test your fitness and meet likeminded people and participants of previous editions of the Tour of Karamoja.
Nabugabo event
Nabugabo Triathlon is a charity event taking place at Lake Nabugabo in south-west Uganda and supports charitable causes in the country. Last year it raised money for Bikes4School campaign.
Learn more about Nabugabo Triathlon and how to sign up on their website: www.nabugabotriathlon.com
Preparation rides
Twice a month, Nabugabo Triathlon organises a ride in Kampala to prepare participants for the triathlon in February and the Tour of Karamoja in April. The bi-weekly ride starts from Ggaba Beach and goes through the beautiful quiet and green southern outskirts of Uganda’s capital city.
Read more about the preparation rides on the the Tour of Karamoja Training page.
Nabugabo Triathlon, photo impression
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