Birding in Uganda: Africa’s Feathered Wonderland
Uganda may be small in size, but it is immense in birdlife, standing proudly as one of Africa’s richest birdwatching destinations. With over 1,000 recorded bird species, including the endemic Fox’s Weaver and numerous Albertine Rift endemics, Uganda offers a birding experience that is as varied as it is rewarding. Where to Go & What […]
Hidden Gems of West Nile: Discovering Arra Fishing Lodge
Northern Uganda is a place that feels like a well-kept secret. While the crowds head for the more famous tourist destinations in Uganda, those who venture further north find something raw, untouched, and deeply peaceful. Arra Fishing Lodge is a hidden gem located on a rocky peninsula of the Albert Nile in the Adjumani District. […]
CBI Highlights Loremi Tours’ Authentic Tourism based on sustainability
In a recent feature, CBI shared the story behind Loremi Tours and our approach to sustainable, community-led tourism in Uganda. The article traces our roots in Acholi and reflects on how community, culture, and indigenous knowledge continue to guide the experiences we create, experiences that go beyond conventional tourism. This feature also speaks to Loremi […]
Rhino Tracking in Northern Uganda: White Rhinos Return to Ajai Wildlife Reserve.
If you’ve been following conservation stories in Uganda, here’s some good news worth sharing. The Uganda Wildlife Authority has recently translocated four southern white rhinos to Ajai Wildlife Reserve. It’s a deliberate and hopeful step, one that strengthens efforts to protect Uganda’s rhino population while reintroducing these iconic animals to parts of their historic range […]
Celebrating Culture and Creativity: The 6th Edition of the Gulu Art Exhibition
On 6th December, the 6th Edition of the Gulu Art Exhibition brought an unforgettable experience to the Gulu City Marathon at Kaunda Grounds. This year’s theme, “Running for Culture and Heritage,” perfectly captured the spirit of the exhibition, celebrating art, community, and the rich cultural heritage of Acholi Land. At the Loremi Tours Tent, Visitors […]
Nipoo Memorial Exhibition 2025: Honoring the Stories and Resilience of NRA-LRA War Victims
War leaves wounds that silence cannot heal. But memory, when shared, can. On 23rd November, Loremi Tours had the honor of organizing the inaugural Nipoo Memorial Exhibition at Pece War Memorial Stadium. The event united survivors of the NRA-LRA war, community members, storytellers, artists, and partners committed to preserving our shared history. Meaning “to remember,” […]
Showcasing Destination Acholi Land: Loremi Tours Connects with European Travel Partners at the CBI Roadshow
In November, Loremi Tours had the privilege of showcasing the rich cultural heritage and untapped beauty of Acholi Land during the CBI roadshow across Europe. The journey provided an inspiring platform to connect with key travel industry partners and share our vision for meaningful, responsible, and community-rooted tourism in Northern Uganda. One of our […]
Loremi Tours Achieves Travelife Partner Certification.
On 6th November 2025, Loremi Tours proudly earned the Travelife Partner Certification, a globally recognized award for sustainability management in the tourism sector. Travelife is a leading international sustainability certification and training program for tourism businesses. It helps tour operators adopt responsible practices through a step-by-step system that’s independently audited and aligned with global standards. […]
LOREMI NAMED AMONG TOP 10 PARTICIPANTS IN THE CBI BUSINESS AWARDS, 2025
It’s one thing to walk a path you believe in. It’s another to have the world whisper, “Yes, this way.” Almost a decade ago, Loremi Tours was created with friendship, connection, purpose, and community in mind. That dream took shape, born from a desire to simplify travel while transforming the Acholi community. Through tourism, we […]
BEYOND THE SILENCE: WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND THE NIPOO EXHIBITION IN GULU THIS NOVEMBER
There is a profound difference between visiting a destination and understanding its heart. Northern Uganda, with her vibrant green fields and the warm, welcoming smiles of the Acholi people, tells a story of resilience. But beneath this surface lies a deeper narrative, a story that, until now, has been held in silence. Why “Nipoo”? Why […]
