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More than 600 women applied within 24 hours for a women-only expedition across Mongolia led by British expedition leader Megan Hine. The five-week trip runs from September 30 to November 4 in three legs, traveling from the northern taiga and reindeer herders to the Altai Mountains, Kazakh eagle hunters and Gobi Desert dunes. Each leg starts at $14,000 per person, and travelers may join one, two or all three. The interest reflects surging demand for small-group, women-focused adventure travel.

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00:00More than 600 women applied within 24 hours for a women-only expedition across Mongolia.
00:06It is led by British expedition leader Megan Hine.
00:09The journey runs five weeks, from September 30 to November 4, in three legs.
00:14Travelers can join one, two, or all three.
00:16The first leg crosses the northern taiga, with visits to Duka reindeer herders by 4x4 and horseback.
00:23The second heads to the Alti Mountains to meet Kazakh eagle hunters.
00:26An attempt to climb Friendship Peak, weather permitting, the final leg reaches the Gobi Desert,
00:32with camel-herding families and camping near the Congren-El's dunes.
00:36Those dunes stretch about 115 miles. Each leg starts at $14,000 per person.
00:42International flights, insurance and visa fees are extra.
00:45The next filmed expedition is planned for the Peruvian Amazon in May 2027.
00:50Disclosure, this video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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