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NAIROBI TO KAMPALA by bus tips

How to travel from Nairobi to Kampala by bus. Bus is the cheapest way to travel between Kenya and Uganda, but is it safe? Here are some tips for booking your trip and having a safe journey.

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Hello and thanks for visiting! I’m Babeesh, a Michigander who loves solo and adventure travel. I spent several years living abroad in France and Norway and now I'm back in freezing cold Michigan. I’m obsessed with eating raclettes and I have had the honor of visiting over 100 countries. Want to learn more? Check out my about me page!

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