We stayed at a beautiful lodge that was almost empty. Across the road was a cheaper hostel which had about 15 mongoose, with bands, that were almost as tame as kitty cats. We also planned to go to a private reserve called Semliki, owned by the friend of the friend who got our gorilla permits, but were getting tired of the jeep and the grind and decided to return to Kampala for a day of rest before heading to Tanzania. We did take a day trip over to Jinja where the source of the Nile is indicated by a monument and a The Source restaurant. Here the river leaves Lake Victoria on its way north and a dam provides most of Uganda's power needs and some of Kenya's.
More dams are on the way.
Someone told me that Uganda gets 4000 tourists per year. While I believe that number to be way low, there are not many tourists here. And, whatever the number is, Kenya gets as more tourists in a day as Uganda gets in a year.