The Tulambule Tourism Campaign aimed at promoting local tourism is in Northern Uganda for another edition.
The campaign is geared towards promoting local tourism and reminding Ugandans to travel and see places and experience what motherland Uganda has to offer. Here are our top ten photos from the campaign.
Ambassadors for the northern Uganda edition include; Salvador (Patrick Idringi), Gaetano Kaggwa, Anita Fabiola, Marcus Kwikiriza and kickboxer Moses Golola
They made several stopovers in various towns as they bought foodstuffs and other edibles including muchomo (roasted meat) and roasted gonja (plantain) since Uganda is a food nation with a lot of culinary options to indulge their taste buds.
Radio and television star Gaetano Kagwa poses against the picturesque Aruu Falls in Pader District. He is one of the tourism ambassadors selected by the Ministry of Tourism to headline the northern tourism circuit that visited among other places, Murchison Falls National Park, Paraa Safari Lodge and Aruu Falls. PHOTOS BY EDGAR R. BATTE
Celebrity kickboxer Golola Moses ‘of Uganda’ poses for a photograph with fellow travellers during a Tulambule excursion in the waters of Aruu Falls in Pader District. The cascading falls are a tourist attraction that will take you on an hour’s journey right from the rocks atop the falls to different falls that are a beautiful backdrop for photography. PHOTOS BY EDGAR R. BATTE.
Travelers after waking up from a night of camping in tents in the compound of Pakuba Safari Lodge located at the banks of the Albert Nile, in Murchison Falls National Park. Camping, as a cheaper yet adventurous option, was part of the experience for the social media influencers, journalists and bloggers during the Tulambule expedition to Northern Uganda, under the auspices of the Ministry of Tourism, Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) and Uganda Tourism Board (UTB)
Two photographers stare at a baboon examining contents of a yoghurt tin during Tulambule tourism campaign. The jungle friends are a common sight at the docking area of Murchison Falls National Park and create interest among tourists for their playful nature.
A giraffe turns its head to look at tourists in Murchison Falls National Park, one of the most visited parks in Uganda, located in Northern Uganda. This was during an early morning drive in the park by tourists on a tourism campaign dubbed Tulambule undertaken by the Ministry of Tourism, Uganda Tourism Board and Uganda Wildlife Authority to promote domestic tourism.
Travel enthusiast and entrepreneur, Steven Nyeko, joins Acholi Youth Traditional Performers in the Bwola dance, a traditional performance among the Acholi people on Northern Uganda. It is characterized with fast dance patterns and songs. The performance was part of entertainment to guests during the Tulambule tourism campaign in the north to promote domestic tourism under the auspices of the Uganda Tourism Board (UTB), Ministry of Tourism and Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA).
DON’T MISS: Golola Moses, Salvador, Gaetano, Fabiola take Tulambule to Northern Uganda
Celebrity kick boxer Golola Moses ‘of Uganda’ takes breakfast. He was one of the ambassadors for the northern edition of Tulambule, a campaign aimed at promoting Uganda’s tourism beauty to Ugandans so that they can explore motherland. The other ambassadors were comedian Patrick Idringi alias Salvador and radio and television personalities; Gaetano Kagwa and Marcus Kwikiriza. Tulambule is made possible in partnership of the Ministry of Tourism, Uganda Tourism Board (UTB) AND Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA)
The leap of joy: Miss Uganda UK, Peninah Wampamba jumps from one of the rocks at Fort Patiko, and I am glad to freeze the moment on digital camera. She was one of the influencers on the Tulambule tourism campaign to Northern Uganda, promoted on hashtags #TulambuleNorthernUganda #VisitUganda #PearlOfAfrica. Tulambule is a campaign aimed at promoting Uganda’s tourism potential to Ugandans so that they plan and visit places that make Uganda the Pearl of Africa
Travel enthusiasts gesture while standing on the rocks of Patiko Fort. The Fort is located in Gulu and one of the beautiful sites owing to the rock formations, spacious environs and story of heritage about the historical leadership of the Acholi people of Northern Uganda. The Fort was one of the places visited during the Tulambule tourism campaign aimed at showcasing Uganda’s tourism potential to Uganda in order to boost domestic tourism
