Karamoja and Kara-Tunga Arts & Tours has been listed as number one among the top African destinations to visit in 2017 by Wanderlust Movement, a South African based blog inspiring South Africans to travel.
We’re excited to be endorsed by globetrotter Mike McCaffrey of Nomadic By Nature as best off the beaten track destination in Africa. In 2016 Mike took the year to road trip across Africa from Nairobi to Cape Town. He is constantly traveling for work, while working to travel, and has now visited over 70 countries, working in more than 20 of them. Therefore we are even more proud that of all countries he visited, Karamoja and Kara-Tunga Arts & Tours made an impact on him.
“Karamoja is best known for its past of violent cattle rustling and armed tribal resistance to strongmen like Idi Amin. However, the region has been stable for a couple years now, and is a wonderful destination for the intrepid traveler. The Karamojong live in big thatched villages, wear colorful hats, and are full of stories for their days as warriors.”
World leading travel media Skift interviewed Kara-Tunga co-founder Theo Vos about Uganda’s new Explore Uganda campaign. Read our vision on the Skift publication about a sustainable future of destination Uganda: “A paradigm shift; from classic Safari to eco-tourism. Uganda flawlessly answers the needs of the post-pandemic traveller. Immersive cultural experiences, untamed outdoor adventures and bird …
Located in the fart north of Karamoja and Uganda, lies Kidepo Valley National Park. CNN listed Kidepo as one of Africa’s best Wildlife parks calling it ‘The remote beauty’.
Bradt Travel Guide Karamoja Uganda – We are super excited to announce that we made it into the new Bradt Travel Guides for Uganda as tour operator specialised in the Karamoja region. Discover Karamoja Safaris View Recommended Trips Discover Karamoja Safaris View Recommended Trips
Karamoja Uganda in Eating with Africa book – We are honoured to have supported Eating with Africa in researching our food culture. Buy the book and discover our indigenous recipes and of other tribes in Africa.
Uganda’s Karamoja Region is Africa’s top Off the Beaten Track Destination
Karamoja and Kara-Tunga Arts & Tours has been listed as number one among the top African destinations to visit in 2017 by Wanderlust Movement, a South African based blog inspiring South Africans to travel.
We’re excited to be endorsed by globetrotter Mike McCaffrey of Nomadic By Nature as best off the beaten track destination in Africa. In 2016 Mike took the year to road trip across Africa from Nairobi to Cape Town. He is constantly traveling for work, while working to travel, and has now visited over 70 countries, working in more than 20 of them. Therefore we are even more proud that of all countries he visited, Karamoja and Kara-Tunga Arts & Tours made an impact on him.
Read the original article here: www.wanderlustmovement.org
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Karamoja Uganda in Eating with Africa book – We are honoured to have supported Eating with Africa in researching our food culture. Buy the book and discover our indigenous recipes and of other tribes in Africa.