Kotido

Kotido District is located in northeastern Uganda. It is known for  its rich pastoralist traditions, vast savannah landscapes, and unique heritage. The district is home to the Karamojong people, who are famous for their cattle-keeping lifestyle, elaborate beadwork, and vibrant traditional dances. Kotido remains is a vital livestock center, with large herds of cattle grazing across its plains.

For visitors, do not miss the Karamojong Manyattas, traditional homesteads where they can experience the daily life of the Karamojong people, including their warrior traditions, storytelling, and music. Another must-see attraction is Napak Hill, a striking rock formation that offers hiking opportunities and panoramic views of the Karamoja plains. For wildlife lovers, Kidepo Valley National Park, located a few hours away, provides a chance to see lions, elephants, buffaloes, and cheetahs in one of Africa’s most remote and untouched national parks. Whether it’s for cultural immersion, adventure, or nature exploration, Kotido offers an unforgettable experience in the heart of Karamoja.