Hidden valleys, isolated rural communities and wildlife good-news-stories. Writer Sarah Marshall goes beyond Uganda’s gorillas to find that Uganda is far more diverse than you might think…
A hike to the Ik-tribe on Mount Morungole
A hike to see the isolated Ik people, who live in the clouds at the top of Mount Morungole, is one of the highlights in more ways than one. Living alongside the Karimojong, this minority group, numbering around 10,000, also originally arrived from Ethiopia. We took a two-hour scenic drive to the trail hear, eager to explore the landscape.”
Wanderlust magazine
Kidepo Valley, Mount Morungole and Uganda’s Ik-tribe in Wanderlust Magazine of October-November 2021 by Sarah Marshall. Read the publication online.
Kara-Tunga hosted a renown Belgium journalist to reveal Uganda’s untouched Karamoja region. He quoted Karamoja as “Off the Beaten Path” and his experience “Out of Africa”. Read his travel report in Belgiums biggest newspaper ‘Het Laatste Nieuws’ featuring the Karamoja region, Kidepo Valley National Park and Authentic cultural tours of Kara-Tunga.
Karamoja in Northeast Uganda featured in Belgium A.S. Adventure Travel Magazine – In March 2019 a feature of 6 spreads was featured in the Belgium magazine thats distributed among outdoor adventure stores in the country.
Kara-Tunga will be representing the Karamoja region of northeast Uganda at the largest Dutch holiday fair ‘Vakantiebeurs‘ taking place in the Jaarbeurs venue located in Utrecht.
Global cycling news publisher VeloNews contacted Paul Sherwen’s friends, family, and colleagues to better understand his life away from the TV cameras and cycling peloton.
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A hike to the Ik people, a highlight in many ways
Hidden valleys, isolated rural communities and wildlife good-news-stories. Writer Sarah Marshall goes beyond Uganda’s gorillas to find that Uganda is far more diverse than you might think…
A hike to the Ik-tribe on Mount Morungole
A hike to see the isolated Ik people, who live in the clouds at the top of Mount Morungole, is one of the highlights in more ways than one. Living alongside the Karimojong, this minority group, numbering around 10,000, also originally arrived from Ethiopia. We took a two-hour scenic drive to the trail hear, eager to explore the landscape.”
Wanderlust magazine
Kidepo Valley, Mount Morungole and Uganda’s Ik-tribe in Wanderlust Magazine of October-November 2021 by Sarah Marshall. Read the publication online.
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