This combination pairs Uganda's primate trekking with Kenya's classic savanna and migration safari, and it works logistically better than many travelers assume — direct flights connect Entebbe and Nairobi in roughly two hours, making the transition between the two countries straightforward rather than a full lost travel day. The natural sequencing: gorilla or chimpanzee trekking first in Uganda's forests (Bwindi and/or Kibale), which are physically the most demanding days of the trip, followed by the more restful, vehicle-based game viewing of a Kenya safari once the trekking is behind you, rather than the reverse. A realistic minimum for this combination is 9-11 days — roughly four to five nights in Uganda covering one primate trek and a savanna park (Queen Elizabeth or Murchison Falls), then five to six nights in Kenya covering the Mara and typically a second park like Amboseli. This is one of our most-requested combinations precisely because the two countries offer such genuinely different experiences within a manageable total trip length — dense, intimate forest trekking against wide-open savanna and migration spectacle — rather than two versions of the same thing.