Trail mapping on Mount Moroto – One of our goals is preservation of cultural heritage through tourism and therefore we are working hand in hand with the elders as gatekeepers and the youth to document, manage and share.
Kara-Tunga also donated 3 dustbins to support the community in collecting rubbish and raising awareness about the association and their goals.
In addition this exercise increases the knowledge of our tour guides and improves the relationship with the community what will naturally result in enrichment of the tourism experience.
We use collaborative trail mapping as tool to guide the conversation and document tangible and intangible cultural heritage, cultural and historical points of importance, trails, villages and natural resources.
Follow our journey in developing a model for socio-economical development through community tourism in rural Africa.
Sensitising Karamoja Communities on Tourism – Kara-Tunga aims at making Karamoja a must visit destination with people at its centre. It therefore embarked on a journey through the region to sensitise 17 community tourism groups (600 members) along Karamoja’s Warrior Nomad Trail.
Tour of Karamoja and Paul Sherwen Classic Bike Race are two Ugandan bike events in memory of the late Paul Sherwen. The Tour of Karamoja is an annual mountain-gravel bike event, co-founded by Paul Sherwen and taking place in his beloved Karamojaland located in Northeastern of Uganda. The Paul Sherwen Classic Bike Race is founded …
Staying safe off-the-beaten-path in East Africa’s most remote areas comes with a responsibility. Karamoja Tourism Academy therefore hosted an introduction to First Aid training for Adventure Tourism Guides by our project colleagues of UG-Motobike and facilitated by Safety Council Uganda.
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Trail mapping on Mount Moroto
Trail mapping on Mount Moroto – One of our goals is preservation of cultural heritage through tourism and therefore we are working hand in hand with the elders as gatekeepers and the youth to document, manage and share.
Kara-Tunga also donated 3 dustbins to support the community in collecting rubbish and raising awareness about the association and their goals.
In addition this exercise increases the knowledge of our tour guides and improves the relationship with the community what will naturally result in enrichment of the tourism experience.
We use collaborative trail mapping as tool to guide the conversation and document tangible and intangible cultural heritage, cultural and historical points of importance, trails, villages and natural resources.
Follow our journey in developing a model for socio-economical development through community tourism in rural Africa.
Hike with us Mount Moroto and automatically support the community initiative. $5 per tourist directly goes to the community fund: www.kara-tunga.com/mountains-karamoja. Learn more about our community projects at www.kara-tunga.com/sustainability/
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