A group of five friends travelled from The Netherlands to Karamoja and experienced it as truly Uganda off the beaten track…
Anke (The Netherlands): Although the lonely planet only mentions it in a small “off the beaten track” paragraph this region is definitely worth a visit! Beautiful area with beautiful people. We stayed at the camping site of Kara-Tunga guesthouse. It’s a really relaxed environment with friendly staff and good food. They also offer great tours.I can highly recommend staying a night with the shepherds in the Kraal. Overall, great experience!
Kyra (The Netherlands): Thanks to Theo (and the guides) we made a wonderful trip to Karamoja! The highlight for me was sleeping under millions of stars in the kraal. The guesthouse provides all the comfort you need with very tasty food. If you want to get to know the real Karamoja, definitely go with Kara-Tunga!
Immersed in this land of warrior nomads at the Tour of Karamoja – The past more than 40 days have been of little or no rest, and still counting… Despite the unprecedented times, the last 7 days found Brian O O Jonathan and I covering the incredible Tour of Karamoja – Bike Event 2020 ? …
Internship Karamoja Sustainable Tourism Management – In 2019, I got the chance to be part of Kara-Tunga team as a volunteer for 6 months, from February to July 2019. What a pleasure! I was in charge of the sustainable development of the tour company and especially of helping them being certified Travelife (a sustainable tourism …
The direction, teachers and parents of Acorns International School Kampala sent their children on an unforgettable cultural exchange and outdoor adventure to Karamoja.
I’ve been traveling in Uganda before, but I’ve never seen this side of the country. I was amazed. It’s the poorest region of Uganda, but culturally and historically definitely one of the richest. A lot of people live according to old traditions, and they all have a great sense of their past. Karamojong people are …
Karamoja is Definitely Uganda off the beaten track!
A group of five friends travelled from The Netherlands to Karamoja and experienced it as truly Uganda off the beaten track…
Anke (The Netherlands): Although the lonely planet only mentions it in a small “off the beaten track” paragraph this region is definitely worth a visit! Beautiful area with beautiful people. We stayed at the camping site of Kara-Tunga guesthouse. It’s a really relaxed environment with friendly staff and good food. They also offer great tours.I can highly recommend staying a night with the shepherds in the Kraal. Overall, great experience!
Read the original review of ‘Anke’ on Facebook.
Kyra (The Netherlands): Thanks to Theo (and the guides) we made a wonderful trip to Karamoja! The highlight for me was sleeping under millions of stars in the kraal. The guesthouse provides all the comfort you need with very tasty food. If you want to get to know the real Karamoja, definitely go with Kara-Tunga!
Read the original review of ‘Kyra’ on Facebook.
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