Ever since I have travelled to Uganda I’ve visited many places already. But Karamoja is different, in a good way, from all the places I’ve been to. A region rich of beautiful nature, beautiful people and a lot of cattle and goats.
Hiking mount Moroto is definitely a must (for people who are somehow fit). And visiting the Karimajong tribe and it’s Kraal is definitely the most awesome moment of my trip. Get to know how they live, how they work and communicate with them was such an experience! Even though communication was a bit of a problem since they don’t speak Luganda/English, our two amazing Guides from Kara-Tunga tours got to translate every single word for us!
Karamoja is a good hide away from the big town where you can experience the way of living of the original tribe of Uganda. For sure I’ll be back soon to discover more secrets from Karamoja.
One year ago, Robin and Simon were one of our first guest that traveled to the remote northeast to Discover Karamoja with us. A few months ago we received the joyful news that Robin decided to visit us again and bring her father and his partner as well… even though they only had 2 days in total.
Kara-Tunga hosted a renown Belgium journalist to reveal Uganda’s untouched Karamoja region. He quoted Karamoja as “Off the Beaten Path” and his experience “Out of Africa”. Read his travel report in Belgiums biggest newspaper ‘Het Laatste Nieuws’ featuring the Karamoja region, Kidepo Valley National Park and Authentic cultural tours of Kara-Tunga.
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 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.
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Karamoja Culture & Nature Tour: Different, In a Good Way
Ever since I have travelled to Uganda I’ve visited many places already. But Karamoja is different, in a good way, from all the places I’ve been to. A region rich of beautiful nature, beautiful people and a lot of cattle and goats.
Hiking mount Moroto is definitely a must (for people who are somehow fit). And visiting the Karimajong tribe and it’s Kraal is definitely the most awesome moment of my trip. Get to know how they live, how they work and communicate with them was such an experience! Even though communication was a bit of a problem since they don’t speak Luganda/English, our two amazing Guides from Kara-Tunga tours got to translate every single word for us!
Karamoja is a good hide away from the big town where you can experience the way of living of the original tribe of Uganda. For sure I’ll be back soon to discover more secrets from Karamoja.
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