Mount Kadam is the second highest mountain of the Karamoja region in northeaster Uganda with the highest peak called Libo. The mountain also comprises of five tribes that is to say: Pokot, Karamojong, Gishu, Sebei and the Kadama.
Some of the Abore tribes like the Pokot and Sebei are also found in Kenya and they are majorly agriculturalist (Farmers) compared to the Tepeth living on top of Mt Moroto who are mixed farmers.
There is also a different that the Pokot and the Sebei people do seummise girls and boys as one of their strong and compulsary cultural belief compared to other tribes.
All the above tribes are headed by one local council leader called Ariwonyang Lochaigura who also contributed to the promotion and fighting for peace of the Kadama people who are also living into four settlements site called: Pepel, Xlalupat, Pepel 1, Pepel 2 and Aratan. All having a total number of 315 people from different tribes from bot Kenya and Uganda.
The main crops grown on Mount Kadam are maize, beans, sun flower and wild tomatoes. The biggest challenges faced by the inhabitants are food insecurity due climate change and stealing baboons, no access to healthcare and lack of agricultural tools.
Virtual tour: Nature Walk on the slopes of Mount Moroto – Get to know our team of skilled guides operating in Uganda’s Northeastern wilderness called Karamoja land. Karamoja has a semi-arid climate what is truly unique for Uganda. It therefore hosts a different flora and fauna than anywhere else found in the country.
Trekking Uganda’s Mount Kadam with Kenya-based Dutch primatologist Yvonne A. de Jong and American conservationist and ecologist Thomas M. Butynski have had an interest for what lies within the forgotten corners of Uganda’s Karamoja sub-region and bordering Kenya’s Turkana and West-Pokot counties.
Tour operators and trip planners from Mount Rwenzori, Mount Elgon and Karamoja sub-region Warrior Nomad Trail are participating in a workshop “Expedition Planning”.
Mount Moroto Hiking Guides – Amazing landscapes, people and culture in Karamoja. Definitely recommend it for people who want to discover new places, go off the beaten tracks and truly have an amazing experience.
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Mount Kadam, People and Culture
Mount Kadam is the second highest mountain of the Karamoja region in northeaster Uganda with the highest peak called Libo. The mountain also comprises of five tribes that is to say: Pokot, Karamojong, Gishu, Sebei and the Kadama.
Some of the Abore tribes like the Pokot and Sebei are also found in Kenya and they are majorly agriculturalist (Farmers) compared to the Tepeth living on top of Mt Moroto who are mixed farmers.
There is also a different that the Pokot and the Sebei people do seummise girls and boys as one of their strong and compulsary cultural belief compared to other tribes.
All the above tribes are headed by one local council leader called Ariwonyang Lochaigura who also contributed to the promotion and fighting for peace of the Kadama people who are also living into four settlements site called: Pepel, Xlalupat, Pepel 1, Pepel 2 and Aratan. All having a total number of 315 people from different tribes from bot Kenya and Uganda.
The main crops grown on Mount Kadam are maize, beans, sun flower and wild tomatoes. The biggest challenges faced by the inhabitants are food insecurity due climate change and stealing baboons, no access to healthcare and lack of agricultural tools.
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