We took Uganda’s only passenger train | Uganda has a train PART2

We went back during the week and took the commuter train. It was a journey to remember! Don’t forget to give the video a thumbs up and subscribe.
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[@dhanjivarsani3214]

beautiful country perfect weather plenty water amazing

[@nancymugabi]

The two boys who kept waving and then jumped off😂

[@kevienkevin2992]

Tuned in as always😍

[@carlosbuyungo7039]

Beautiful and amazing.

[@tendervoraus]

Great video, thanks a lot from germany!

[@patrickmagnum6276]

Uganda is not a poor country, it's just poorly managed.

[@cacosmuzik1869]

Most advanced train in the world

[@SoniaGranderson]

Nice vlog.. Ugandan small KZbinr here

[@wenbo595]

is the horn on the whole time? awesome video and train

[@irenesalness2228]

Queen Elizabeth colonial train. What an experience!!!.

[@princessimmyofficial164]

thanks for the video 😘 hope to visit Uganda 🇺🇬 🔜

[@fionamay4460]

💕💕💕💕💕👌hahah "Loudest train we have been on"

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Naye anika yaloga Uganda yiii😂

[@lukaz254]

Wow..Nice shots...I'm just started doing vlogs of Garissa Town but I'm not as good as you. Congrats

[@alonsobrazzel3011]

🇺🇬 - This Reminds me of Home Kenya. Living in Canada now. CHEERS.👍👏 🇨🇦☻🇰🇪

[@RISINGMACHINES]

So how long it took to go canada

[@kevienkevin2992]

I lyk the interior didnt expect it to be like that ......mbu it looks like a hospital😂😂😂😂

[@OutNdAbout]

Kevien Kevin haha like old Grade B

[@kevienkevin2992]

No longer grade b it's now upgraded b

[@tkautzor]

Built in the German Democratic Republic (GDR)

[@goochelkoen]

Your video convinced me to make a return trip to Namanve upcoming april/may when I'm in Uganda! :). If you don't mind me asking, how long did the train stop at each "station" along the way? Like, do you think there is time to quickly jump out of the train to take a photo if the place and light is nice?

[@OutNdAbout]

Thanks so much for letting us know, it’s great to know someone has been inspired to try it! It stops only for the time required for everyone to get on/off; as it leaves Kampala its very full, so we stood by an open window at the end of a carriage to be able to see out, but by the later stops it empties out a bit so moving around the carriage is easier and getting out as it stops to take a quick photo may be easier. For photos of the train from the outside Namanve station would be the best, it stops there for about 20 - 25mins, so you can get out and have plenty of time to get some nice photos (particularly as they maneuver the engine from one end to the other). Alternatively, you may be able to stand right by a door in order to jump out at the early stations and get some shots of everyone getting on/off, but not sure how the view would be from the door when the train is moving, early on when it’s full the police may insist the doors are shut whilst the train is in motion, whilst after it empties out the doors can be open as it moves. Hope this helps - of all the things to do during a day in Kampala the train was my favourite!

[@goochelkoen]

@@OutNdAbout Seeing this a bit late but thanks a lot for responding! Good to know some things before going there haha; I think I'll try to let the driver or conductor know before the ride, that I'm possibly jumping out for a second at some stops haha. Have a nice weekend!

[@nickytinah4206]

😂😂😂 but this train 🚆 😂😂😂

[@OutNdAbout]

I tell you .... Me I didn’t even know it existed

[@nambasasarah2725]

Greedy leaders we have destroyed that industry

[@ninsiimaronald6458]

the scenery is just slums. koodos to NRM gov't 👎👎👎👎👎