The view of Fort Portal from the Kingdom is breathtaking. You can see monumental places like the famous church that was meant to withstand earthquakes and so on.

pickson canada ..... this was a life experience that i had in the jungles of queen elizabeth as i had my 10 days vacation in uganda.used SEGVIC CONSULTS TOURS AND TRAVEL with there guide and director lwanga vincent made for me fill at home in uganda.

we were picked in time and reached at the park with a stop at Equator cross then enjoyed a drive though the wildlife both morning and evening.

we were picked on time for an 8 hour drive to masindi and started with a visit at zziwa rhino enjoying a view of the only white rhinos in Uganda later visited Murchison falls for a breath taking view of the strength of water force passing at a narrow rock space. it was worth a visit

Most of the day is spent traveling. Although our guide was a very nice guy and really about the only enjoyable part of the day, $387 US dollars is a lot of money to spend to chat with someone. The trip started at 7:30 am from Kampala going to Jinja, we stopped along the road and bought street food of chicken on a stick & some bananas, then continued to a small park that had a waterfalls, it was ok but nothing that wowed us. Stayed there for about 15 minutes then continued in the car traveling to a rainforest for what was supposed to be a guided hike. Well, we did have a guide but he told us very little and walking in this woods is very difficult and at time a bit dangerous, after about an hour of hiking and not being able to look up because you need to always look where you are walking (it's that bad) the most we saw were some interesting trees. We did not enjoy the rainforest at all, and really felt it was not worth getting totally muddy and sweaty for the rest of the day. Then we got back in the car to travel to Jinja for the boat ride on the Nile. What a joke, the boat ride was 10 minutes to this little shack in the middle of the river that pushed over priced souvenirs, and a little sign saying it was the starting point of the Nile - Whippy! We did enjoy our lunch of freshly caught tilapia fish. From there we went into town for a look at the market, this was interesting but as a tourist you really don't have a need for the things they sell there. In total your day will be spent 80% in the car traveling and 20% actually doing something. My husband I thought it was a TOTAL RIP OFF, DO NOT BOOK THE 1 DAY JINJA TRIP!

i had a great visit in mabira forest with delicious street foods with a visit to source of the Nile and all other falls on the Nile. Great guides at Happy Times Safaris