After many applications, we’re happy to welcome our new team of Karamoja Tour Guides in Moroto town.
At Kara-Tunga we aim at creating opportunities for unemployed youth in Karamoja through tourism. With the loyal support of all our clients and partners, we therefore are happy to expand our team of Karamoja Tour Guides.
Today we would like to start with introducing our new tour guides that stood through a thorough selection. Please welcome the talented: Abonyo, Adome, Akol, Alinga, Angella, Awas, Bala, Lokoru, Lomonging, Nangiro, Nakoli, Sagal and Lokuda.
The new Karamoja Tour Guides members will go through various trainings like First Aid, Customer Care, Scouting, Sustainability and Heritage Preservation. Please give them a big applause and we hope to see you soon in Karamoja!
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 …
We just returned from mapping a trail through Kenya’s West-Pokot County. The trail is meant for the Warrior Nomad Trail initiative to guide travelers through East Africa’s least travelled areas. West-Pokot is located across the borders of Uganda’s Karamoja sub-region. It’s easy accessible by road from Amudat District. The main attractions are Mount Mtelo, Lake …
Kara-Tunga Foundation – under the Karamoja Conservation Zones initiative – has trained farmers in Moroto and Nakapiripirit District in the basics of beekeeping. The training prepares farmers to manage beehives which will be placed in the Conservation Zones.
Kara-Tunga launches the Karamoja Virtual Tours documentary series to help site guides and host communities to bridge the affects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Welcoming new Karamoja Tour Guides in Moroto
After many applications, we’re happy to welcome our new team of Karamoja Tour Guides in Moroto town.
At Kara-Tunga we aim at creating opportunities for unemployed youth in Karamoja through tourism. With the loyal support of all our clients and partners, we therefore are happy to expand our team of Karamoja Tour Guides.
Today we would like to start with introducing our new tour guides that stood through a thorough selection. Please welcome the talented: Abonyo, Adome, Akol, Alinga, Angella, Awas, Bala, Lokoru, Lomonging, Nangiro, Nakoli, Sagal and Lokuda.
The new Karamoja Tour Guides members will go through various trainings like First Aid, Customer Care, Scouting, Sustainability and Heritage Preservation. Please give them a big applause and we hope to see you soon in Karamoja!
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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 …
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We just returned from mapping a trail through Kenya’s West-Pokot County. The trail is meant for the Warrior Nomad Trail initiative to guide travelers through East Africa’s least travelled areas. West-Pokot is located across the borders of Uganda’s Karamoja sub-region. It’s easy accessible by road from Amudat District. The main attractions are Mount Mtelo, Lake …
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Karamoja Virtual Tours Documentary Series
Kara-Tunga launches the Karamoja Virtual Tours documentary series to help site guides and host communities to bridge the affects of the COVID-19 pandemic.