Mbale is a town in the Eastern region of Uganda; it’s the municipal administrative and commercial center of Mbale district. It’s approximately, 225km from Kampala. It’s a home to Uganda’s largest extinct volcano, mountain Elgon, the famous Sipi falls, and many more. It’s predominantly occupied by the Bagisu people commonly known as “bamasaba”

Kampala city is Uganda’s national and commercial capital, bordering Lake Victoria. It covers about 189km and harbors a population of over 2million people. It’s made of 7 hills, namely; old Kampala, Mengo, Rubaga, Namirembe, Kololo, and Nakasero. Kampala city tour opens you to a whole new world with several things to do and see. Kampala has several attractions including, Uganda museum, kabaka’s lake and palace, Ndere cultural Center, Martyrs shrine, Kasubi tombs, Bahai temple, old Kampala mosque, Rubaga cathedral and many more. While in Kampala, you can also visit slums, local markets, and art galleries. You can have city bus tour, Kampala boda boda tour or Kampala walk tour.

Jinja city is arguably Uganda’s adventure capital; it’s the heartbeat and gem of unrivaled bea uty, an asset to Uganda of homogenous economic potential and a true testimony to natures beauty. It’s a host to the world’s famous River Nile; it anchors Uganda’s major power dams, hence pulling off a as scenic and tranquil town. It’s as well serves as an industrial city in the country, with over 80 industries, employing over 13000 people.