Germany’s renown GEO Saison Magazine has published an insightful eight page article on sustainable community based tourism in Karamoja. A story of how Kara-Tunga Tours and Kara-Tunga Foundation are changing the old narrative of traditional wildlife safari in Uganda.
Photographer and writer Maria Schiffer. shares her experience traveling through the region Warrior Nomad Trail and highlights the enriching and unforgettable personal experiences. She inspires travellers to slowdown and enable the opportunity of learning and sharing from different cultures and places.
Maria: “After a short night of sleep, I experienced magic in the early morning”
At Kara-Tunga Tours, we work hard to create unforgettable, immersive and authentic local experiences. With a lasting positive impact on the host communities as well as the traveller.
Motorbike Safari through Uganda’s Karamoja land – The Dutch couple Mandy and Peter travelled a week through Karamoja land and drove their motorbikes through the savannah planes and volcanic ranges. We had the pleasure to guide them through our homeland and gave them a taste of our untouched culture and true African wilderness.
The fastest and most comfortable way to travel right into Kenya’s Northern Turkana Land was – until now – to take a scheduled flight to Lodwar or Lokichar-Kapese. The road was a notorious and unpredictable journey that was only challenged by experienced drivers and the strongest 4WD vehicles. This is a great step that will …
Karamoja Tourism Academy and partners kickstarted the ‘Boost the Employability of Tourism employees in Elgon and Karamoja’ project. 20 ambitious business leaders participated in the first workshop to develop the framework for the 2 years project.
Watch our guests from Hungary (Szívemben Született Afrika) stay at Morungole Eco Camp, located in the northernmost point of the Karamoja sub-region of Uganda.
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Karamoja Community Tourism in German GEO Saison Magazine
Germany’s renown GEO Saison Magazine has published an insightful eight page article on sustainable community based tourism in Karamoja. A story of how Kara-Tunga Tours and Kara-Tunga Foundation are changing the old narrative of traditional wildlife safari in Uganda.
Photographer and writer Maria Schiffer. shares her experience traveling through the region Warrior Nomad Trail and highlights the enriching and unforgettable personal experiences. She inspires travellers to slowdown and enable the opportunity of learning and sharing from different cultures and places.
At Kara-Tunga Tours, we work hard to create unforgettable, immersive and authentic local experiences. With a lasting positive impact on the host communities as well as the traveller.
This publication is made possible by Adventure Tourism Uganda initiative.
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