It’s been an incredible year in Karamoja, filled with so many positive moments!
We decided to check in with Kautakou, one of the communities we collaborate with, to hear their perspective on our shared journey.
This community along with many other communities, has graciously opened their homes to travelers from around the world. Witnessing the tangible, positive impact on their livelihoods is truly heartwarming and something you can experience firsthand when you visit.
Embracing regenerative tourism is not just a choice; it’s a movement towards a sustainable future. Come to Karamoja and be a part of it with us.
The Tour of Karamoja is more than just a bike event. It is an opportunity to experience the rich culture and stunning scenery of least travelled East Africa. Riders will meet different cultures, see untouched landscapes and create opportunities for the most vulnerable girls in this area.
Myself and 30+ friends were keen to explore destination Karamoja. We went for a hike up Mount Moroto, the mountain to likely areas for sight seeing. Owner Theo and other Guides like Brian, Peter, Paul and others delivered a fantastic experience. The hike was not too difficult but we covered different altitudes and habitats and …
Gold Mining Uganda Karamoja: Ten years ago, no one envisioned the current magnitude of the mining boom in Karamoja sub-region, a region that is now popular for its vast mineral resources such as gold, marble, limestone, gypsum, etc. yet grappling with poverty. One visit to the gold and marble rich Rupa and Tapac sub-counties in …
Knowing which animals live where is critical to planning effective conservation following to the two researchers. With the support of a grant from the National Geographic Society they are now focusing their research on the primates of Uganda. They conducted primate surveys in northeastern Uganda from 2014 to 2017
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Impact of Community Tourism in Karamoja 2023
It’s been an incredible year in Karamoja, filled with so many positive moments!
We decided to check in with Kautakou, one of the communities we collaborate with, to hear their perspective on our shared journey.
This community along with many other communities, has graciously opened their homes to travelers from around the world. Witnessing the tangible, positive impact on their livelihoods is truly heartwarming and something you can experience firsthand when you visit.
Embracing regenerative tourism is not just a choice; it’s a movement towards a sustainable future. Come to Karamoja and be a part of it with us.
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