Masindi town is on the way to Murchison Falls National Park.
It is typical of rural villages with its general impoverished lifestyle, manual labor job force and bustling daily food market.
Yet there is a resigned easy-going attitude among the residents who share a common bond in their village: the will to survival by being resourceful.

Masindi shops are sometimes named after Biblical passages or words
Mesindi (or Masindi) central market
Mesindi (or Masindi) market stalls
Masindi town has daily markets
Masindi market - pineapples are a popular food
Mesindi (or Masindi) children improvise toys from sticks and stones
Mesindi (or Masindi) market stalls
Mesindi (or Masindi) market - beans, corn and rice for
Mesindi (or Masindi) outdoor kitchen at the market
Mesindi meat market
Mesindi rural farm child
Masindi rural farm child
Mesindi rural family
Masindi town has many impoverished families
Masindi rural life
Masindi rustic fruit stand and house
Masindi verdant hills
Masindi farm family
The Masindi
Mesindi - one of the main streets
Masindi; one of the few paved streets
Masindi bookstore; walking and bicycles are the most common
Masindi butcher shop; meat is slaughtered almost daily since
Masindi bale of charcoal being biked to market
Masindi local shops
Masindi new construction
The Masindi
Masindi - a typical taxi van loaded with goods
Masindi women often dress in bright colors
Masindi market; locals often plant a home garden and sell
Masindi commercial shop named after Biblical verse
Masindi taylor and colorful friend; women often dress in bright
Masindi local food shop with phone service
Masindi grocery store

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