Trail mapping on Mount Moroto – One of our goals is preservation of cultural heritage through tourism and therefore we are working hand in hand with the elders as gatekeepers and the youth to document, manage and share.
Kara-Tunga also donated 3 dustbins to support the community in collecting rubbish and raising awareness about the association and their goals.
In addition this exercise increases the knowledge of our tour guides and improves the relationship with the community what will naturally result in enrichment of the tourism experience.
We use collaborative trail mapping as tool to guide the conversation and document tangible and intangible cultural heritage, cultural and historical points of importance, trails, villages and natural resources.
Follow our journey in developing a model for socio-economical development through community tourism in rural Africa.
Tour operators among other stakeholders in Uganda and Ethiopia have been urged to promote tourism products and services in both countries as a single destination. This development will greatly improve the freedom of movement between the countries and Kara-Tunga’s initiative for cross-border tourism development in the region.
Exploring Lake Turkana for the Warrior Nomad Trail – Dutch Photographer Jesse Simonis and Kara-Tunga travelled to the west of Lake Turkana in Northern Kenya to explore possibilities of including worlds largest desert lake on the Warrior Nomad Trail map.
BikePacking Karamoja Uganda – We have organized our tour through Kara-Tunga. This is in Moroto and our contact person is Theo Vos. He was born and raised in the Netherlands but left for Uganda when his mother, originally Karamajong, returned to Uganda. Now he is trying to generate income for the region through tourism. Their …
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Trail mapping on Mount Moroto
Trail mapping on Mount Moroto – One of our goals is preservation of cultural heritage through tourism and therefore we are working hand in hand with the elders as gatekeepers and the youth to document, manage and share.
Kara-Tunga also donated 3 dustbins to support the community in collecting rubbish and raising awareness about the association and their goals.
In addition this exercise increases the knowledge of our tour guides and improves the relationship with the community what will naturally result in enrichment of the tourism experience.
We use collaborative trail mapping as tool to guide the conversation and document tangible and intangible cultural heritage, cultural and historical points of importance, trails, villages and natural resources.
Follow our journey in developing a model for socio-economical development through community tourism in rural Africa.
Hike with us Mount Moroto and automatically support the community initiative. $5 per tourist directly goes to the community fund: www.kara-tunga.com/mountains-karamoja. Learn more about our community projects at www.kara-tunga.com/sustainability/
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