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Beyond the Run By creating these linkages, we expect a "spill-over" effect into other niches. Visitors can enjoy Coffee Tourism on the slopes of Elgon, Hiking in the Moroto mountains, and game drives in Kidepo. This circuit ensures that the benefits of tourism are felt from the grassroots in Sebei to the furthest reaches of the Northern part of the country.

The Rise of Running Tourism A growing niche of travelers—from amateur joggers to semi-professional marathoners—is now combining long-distance running with world-class holidays. The Sebei region, perched on the slopes of Mt. Elgon, is the heart of this movement. As the training ground for global champions, it offers a unique opportunity to develop a "Running Tourism" sector. This pillar, initiated by Home of Friends Guesthouse (founding partners of Run Kapchorwa), focuses on capacity building, training local coaches, and launching pilot race events to create jobs and boost the local economy.

Connecting the North: Karamoja, Acholi, and Kidepo The adventure doesn’t stop at the finish line in Kapchorwa. We are extending this exploration into the raw, untouched landscapes of the Karamoja and Acholi regions. This corridor offers a perfect transition from the lush heights of Elgon to the vast, golden savannahs of Kidepo Valley National Park.

• Karamojong Traditional experiences: This is not a sightseeing tour, but a participatory experience with the option to stay a night in a traditional hut in the village (homestay). The traditional Karamoja village tour and homestay possibility are all about sharing the rich cultural heritage of the Karimojong by participating in various domestic activities.

• The Soul of Acholi: Discover the legendary hospitality of the Acholi people. Witness the Bwola (royal dance) and the high-energy Larakaraka courtship dance. Gather around the Wang-oo (evening bonfire) to hear elders pass down ancestral wisdom and folklore, and taste local delicacies like malakwang and millet bread