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A Night in Karamoja with Uganda’s Nomad Warriors

By theo vos on 20th April 2017

The proud Karimojong people in Uganda’s northeastern corner live for their cattle and women. Many decades of conflict made Karamoja unthinkable as a tour and travel destination. Today, the doors open to a fascinating culture and a folk refusing to give up their traditions.

Norwegian travel magazine Vagabond published worlds first travel guide to Karamoja written by award-winning photojournalist Sofi Lundin Photography.

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20th May 2018

Traveling Karamoja, a secret gem of Uganda

Traveling Karamoja, a secret gem of Uganda – This incredible organization was founded when a passionate half-Dutch/half-Karamojong came back to Uganda to explore his roots, traveling for months talking to elders, climbing mountains, and exploring the culture. Since its start, Kara-Tunga continues lifting up the culture and the people of Karamoja.
14th May 2018

Mount Moroto Hiking with care-taking Guides

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.
9th April 2019

Visiting Karamoja with School Children

The direction, teachers and parents of Acorns International School Kampala sent their children on an unforgettable cultural exchange and outdoor adventure to Karamoja.
5th May 2019

Memorable Tour in Karamoja with Kara-Tunga

Memorable Tour in Karamoja with Kara-Tunga, Karamoja Tours – We enjoyed five memorable days in the Karamoja region in early October and highly recommend the services of Kara-Tunga Arts and Tours in Moroto. Theo, of Kara-Tunga, helped us organize our diverse itinerary before we travelled to Uganda.