Documentary COVID-19 Hope for Tourism in Karamoja – This is where the Kara-Tunga journey started, 4 years ago on Mountain Moroto. And today we are grateful to be able to share why Karamoja is undoubtedly Uganda’s Best Kept Secret with the help of the makers of ‘The Best Job Ever – A Documentary of 14 Wild Days around Uganda’.
We are proud to share a unique experience in Mountain Moroto Forest Reserve with our Tepeth-tribe community partners. The Tepeth are related to the – even mysterious – Ik-tribe who settled on the mountains surrounding Kidepo Valley National Park.
Watch the full documentary on the page of Visit Uganda:
Video credits: Jonathan Benaiah, Brian O O Jonathan, Ahereza Brian and Charles Mwesigwa.
Voluntary work in Karamoja Uganda – I checked a long existing bucket list item…. a trip to Uganda. What an experience this was! This truly is ‘the pearl of Africa’…
The lately trendy Uganda birding destination is our unexplored Karamoja region. Our Kara-Tunga gudie Brian took Mr. Crammy Wanyama of Avian Safaris and his clients for a day of birding around Mount Moroto Central Forest Reserve along the Kenyan border.
We are glad to have concluded a 2 days training under Uganda Safari Guides Association (USAGA) on mechanisms to prevent, detect and respond to violence against women (VAW) and Gender Based Violence (GBV) in the workplace.
Early April 2018 we hosted we had the pleasure to host the renown Belgium outdoor travel journalist ‘Jonathan Vandevoorde’ in northeast Uganda aimed at producing several publications in Belgium-Dutch newspapers and magazines.
Documentary COVID-19 Hope for Tourism in Karamoja
Documentary COVID-19 Hope for Tourism in Karamoja – This is where the Kara-Tunga journey started, 4 years ago on Mountain Moroto. And today we are grateful to be able to share why Karamoja is undoubtedly Uganda’s Best Kept Secret with the help of the makers of ‘The Best Job Ever – A Documentary of 14 Wild Days around Uganda’.
We are proud to share a unique experience in Mountain Moroto Forest Reserve with our Tepeth-tribe community partners. The Tepeth are related to the – even mysterious – Ik-tribe who settled on the mountains surrounding Kidepo Valley National Park.
Watch the full documentary on the page of Visit Uganda:
Video credits: Jonathan Benaiah, Brian O O Jonathan, Ahereza Brian and Charles Mwesigwa.
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