
Rhythms of the Acholi
Feel the drums of Larakaraka and Bwola dances, and visit the Ker Kwaro Acholi cultural institution.

Northern Uganda
A land of resilience, rhythm and red-earth sunsets. Come for the wildlife, stay for the people.
Plan your stayGulu is the heart of Acholiland and the largest city in northern Uganda. Reborn after years of conflict, it is today a vibrant hub of culture, food, music and adventure.

Feel the drums of Larakaraka and Bwola dances, and visit the Ker Kwaro Acholi cultural institution.

Murchison Falls and Kidepo Valley are within reach — elephants, giraffes and the mighty Nile.

Wander Gulu Main Market, taste malakwang and boo, and meet the town's creative entrepreneurs.
Cascading waterfall in Pader, a short drive from town.
Historic 1870s fort linked to Samuel Baker and the slave trade.
Uganda's largest park, where the Nile bursts through a gorge.
Remote, rugged wilderness with lions and buffalo.
Gulu is about 330 km north of Kampala — roughly a 5-hour drive, or a short domestic flight to Gulu Airport.