How much from Jinja to Kampala?

The fastest way to get from Jinja to Kampala is to drive which takes 1h 9m and costs $11 - $18. How far is it from Jinja to Kampala? The distance between Jinja and Kampala is 70 km.

Which tribe live in Jinja?

Basoga ethnic

Jinja District is part of Busoga sub-region, which includes the districts listed below, and was home to an estimated 2.5 million people in 2002, according to the national census. The majority of the people in Jinja District belong to the Basoga ethnic group and Lusoga is the most widely spoken language.

Why is Jinja called Jinja?

The origin of the name "Jinja" comes from the language of the two tribes (the Baganda and the Basoga) that lived on either side of the River Nile in the area. In both languages "Jinja" means "Rock".

What is the history of Jinja?

Before 1906, Jinja was a fishing village that benefited from being located on long-distance trade routes. The origin of the name “Jinja” comes from the language of the two peoples (the Bagandaand the Basoga) that lived on either side of the River Nile in the area. In both languages “Jinja” means “Rock”.

Why is Jinja very popular?

Among the destinations in Uganda, Jinja offers tourist packages with thrilling experiences especially on the Nile. Jinja is located in eastern Uganda and it’s a place of the source of the great river Nile- the longest river in Africa. The Nile in Jinja is at its very early stages with various rapids that provide opportunities for various water activities that range from kayaking, white water rafting, squad biking and many others which can all be explored on the waters of the Nile .