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Tour of Karamoja an authentic African experience

By theo vos on 26th October 2017

Wow! This 4 day trip with Kara-Tunga was one of the most mind blowing adventures I ever had in Africa! (Read more on TripAdivsor)The musical village visit, the vivid night in the kraal, the mountain climbing to the top of mount Moroto… Accompanied with very carrying and spontaneous guides, this trip to this untouched & authentic Ugandan region will always be something special to me! And then I didn’t even mention Theo, the very warm & empathic founder of Kara-Tunga who has such a strong organisational skills!

Text by: Annechien (The Netherlands)

Posted in Testimonials.

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