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85km from Kampala is the beautiful country side city called Jinja and it’s time you join us as we unveil the untold story behind the diversity of cultural and historical landmarks in jinja ranging from Mahatma Gandhi the Indian anti-colonial nationalist, John Hanning Speke an English explorer and Mayur Madhvani the popular Indian entrepreneur in Uganda. Jinja being the Uganda’s industrial city baptized far back in the 20th century, this influenced it’s growth and attracted so many foreigners including the Arabs, British and Indians who actually left so many historical and heritage landmarks. We therefore introduce to you this amazing package where you will be led by an experienced and knowledgeable tour guide going to different sites explaining stories about the history, culture and heritage of Jinja and Uganda at large! Indeed you must grab this special package to own a story that you can share back home

Come see and interact with the wonderful people of Jinja city. See the real source of River Nile as it begins the journey of 6650Killometers. Look at the different fruits and vegetables grown in Uganda. See how local chicken are reared in an urban setting and end the tour with a scrumptious local cultural lunch or dinner with different local dishes. But most of all, experience this with the big jolly guy David.

Discover the vibrant history and scenic beauty of Jinja city on this engaging e-bike tour. Starting and ending at the Old Post Office, this tour takes you through key attractions such as the Jinja City Hall, Jinja Port, and the iconic Source of the Nile. Pedal across the Jinja Railway Bridge and the New Nile Bridge, and delve into the past at the Railway Museum. This combination of sightseeing and history offers an eco-friendly way to explore Jinja's rich culture and landscapes. - Electric bike tour through Jinja city with unique sights - Visit significant landmarks including the Source of the Nile - Enjoy a mix of history and sightseeing at captivating locations - Tour begins and ends at the Old Post Office, ideal for all travelers