A Memorable Learning Experience in Kasese A group of enthusiastic Shekinah students recently embarked on a memorable educational tour to Kasese, one of Uganda’s most picturesque districts nestled at the foothills of the Rwenzori Mountains. The tour, which lasted 3 days was not just about sightseeing—it was a deeply enriching experience that blended learning, exploration, and fun. Key Places Visited were Queen Elizabeth National Park, a game drive through the savannah plains to Kazinga Channel they observed wildlife such as elephants, baboons, Hippos, flamingoes, bbuffaloes, warthogs and a variety of bird species.  Students also had an opportunity to have an awe-inspiring view of the snow-capped peaks of the Rwenzori and Lake Katwe Salt Crater  where they saw traditional salt mining techniques and interacted with local miners. The equator; a trip to Kasese would be incocomplete without standing at the Equator! Students experienced the thrill of standing in both hemispheres at once, and learned about the science behind the equator and its effect on climate.The tour was crowned by a visit to Kyiriba Kyathumba Hot Spring which was also another unique site which gives an experience of the natural healing properties of thermal waters due to the mineral-rich waters believed t o have therapeutic properties, making it a popular spot for both locals and tourists seeking relief from various ailments.