Best acholi tours with Grime Safaris GULU
BEST ACHOLI TOURS WITH GRIME SAFARIS
Acholi Tours in Gulu, Pader, Nwoya, Agago, Omoro, Amuru and Lamwo in Northern Uganda is a new Tour product created by Grime Safaris Uganda as a community empowerment tour experience. Acholi Tours is a tour experience deep in Acholi Villages where tourists get involved in series of participatory experiences with the Acholi Community members.
Grime Safaris arranges Acholi Tours with experiences like; Moo Yaa Experience, Acholi Homestead Experience, Acholi Traditional Dances experiences, Acholi Avuu Experience, Acholi Fruits Experience, Acholi Craftsmanship Experience, Acholi Chiefs Visits, Acholi Odii Experience, Acholi Hiking Experience, Acholi Culinary Experience, Acholi Food Testing Experience, Acholi Wang Oo Experience, Acholi Adventure Experience, Acholi Cycling Experience, Acholi Language Experience and Acholi Musical Experience
To book for Acholi Cultural Experiences or Acholi Tours with Grime Safaris Gulu, you're required to make your reservation latest at least 4 days in advance before the actual tour dates. For more than 3 to 5 days or 1 week Acholi tours with Grime Safaris Gulu, you are expected to book at least a month in advance for an amazing exclusive interesting Acholi tour experiences.
Acholi Cultural Tour Packages
Detailed quick dive into authentic Acholi Tour Experiences with Dances, Food, Craftsmanship & Story Telling Experience. From 80 USD Per Head - Group of 6 and Above
Watching Acholi people perform their iconic dances, participating in some unique activities like cooking, pottery, basketry, Farming & harvesting. From 180 USD - Group of 6 and Above
Full Package Acholi Cultural Tour with Acholi Experiences, Accommodation, Meals and Transportation all inclusive
800 USD Per Head - Minimum Group of 6
Get a chance to experience all the top sentimental Acholi dances chosen and prove best for Acholi tours with Grime Safaris. From 120 USD Per Head - Group of 6 and Above
who are the acholi?
Acholi Dancer during Acholi Tours with Grime Safaris
To learn more about Acholi people of Northern Uganda book for an Acholi Cultural Tour with Grime Safaris today
The Acholi People of Northern Uganda are a luo speaking community part of the Nilotic Ethnic group who originated and migrated from the Bar el Gazel in the present day South Sudan due to a number of factors.
The reason for migration of the Acholi people among the luo during the "Luo Migration" from South Sudan were due to pests and diseases, limited pasture for their livestock, infertile land for crop production, Famine, Drought, external and internal conflicts
The Acholi people are the decendants of Labongo brother to Gipir. Gipir and Labongo were the sons of Olum the great grand grand father of the luo people but the two brothers separated due to the "Legend of the spear and the bead". The Conflict between Gipir and Labongo led to the crossing of River Nile by Labongo and leaving his brother at Povungu who are now the Alur People.
Acholi People are very hospitable communities in Northern Uganda occupying districts of Gulu, Pader, Kitgum, Omoro, Lamwo, Agago, Amuru and Nwoya.
why you should book for acholi tour experience with grime safaris
By booking for an Acholi cultural tour experience in Northern Uganda with Grime Safaris, you're contributing directly to sustainable tourism and community empowerment to the local Acholi people that were greatly affected during the 2 decades LRA War insurgency. During the Lord Resistance Army led by Joseph Kony, several lives were lost, properties were looted, so many inhuman activities occurred through out Acholi sub-region including tourism was shutdown. Grime Safaris came up with series of Acholi Safari packages to let you discover the unique culture and tradition of the Acholi people in Northern Uganda.
Why you should book Acholi tours with Grime Safaris
Sustainable Tourism Promotion
Direct Contribution to Sustainable Community Empowerment
Only chance to experience an extraordinary African Cultural Experience found nowhere in the world
Acholi Cultural Adventure Discovery
Contribution to Acholi Cultural Preservation and Restoration
