Documentary COVID-19 Hope for Tourism in Karamoja – This is where the Kara-Tunga journey started, 4 years ago on Mountain Moroto. And today we are grateful to be able to share why Karamoja is undoubtedly Uganda’s Best Kept Secret with the help of the makers of ‘The Best Job Ever – A Documentary of 14 Wild Days around Uganda’.
We are proud to share a unique experience in Mountain Moroto Forest Reserve with our Tepeth-tribe community partners. The Tepeth are related to the – even mysterious – Ik-tribe who settled on the mountains surrounding Kidepo Valley National Park.
Watch the full documentary on the page of Visit Uganda:
Video credits: Jonathan Benaiah, Brian O O Jonathan, Ahereza Brian and Charles Mwesigwa.
The Tour of Karamoja 2022 TOK22 combined some of the most diverse and remote wilderness in East Africa if not all of Africa. The event entailed some of the most dramatic landscapes, amazing wildlife and some of the richest, most authentic cultural experiences all wrapped up in the most challenging, inspiring and rewarding cycling experience …
Trekking Mount Moroto and Interaction with locals – We were 2 friends looking for a small trek around Moroto and what we experienced was beyond our expectations!
Nazir Abbas: “I was staying at the guest house of Kara-tunga Tours when I noticed a striking young man having tea next to the cozy fire. He caught my attention and we started chatting. His name was King and he was part of the Karamojong tribe. Fascinated to learn about their culture, I started asking …
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Documentary COVID-19 Hope for Tourism in Karamoja
Documentary COVID-19 Hope for Tourism in Karamoja – This is where the Kara-Tunga journey started, 4 years ago on Mountain Moroto. And today we are grateful to be able to share why Karamoja is undoubtedly Uganda’s Best Kept Secret with the help of the makers of ‘The Best Job Ever – A Documentary of 14 Wild Days around Uganda’.
We are proud to share a unique experience in Mountain Moroto Forest Reserve with our Tepeth-tribe community partners. The Tepeth are related to the – even mysterious – Ik-tribe who settled on the mountains surrounding Kidepo Valley National Park.
Watch the full documentary on the page of Visit Uganda:
Video credits: Jonathan Benaiah, Brian O O Jonathan, Ahereza Brian and Charles Mwesigwa.
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