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trip highligh tsStaying in traditional gers

Visit local nomadic familiesCrossing the Takhilt Pass with spectacular

views to surrounding peaksCamping by stunning glacial lakes

Witnessing the Nadaam Festival and the traditional sports of archery, horse racing and wrestling

Viewing ancient petroglyphs at Shiveet UulOptional Gobi Desert Extension

Trip escorted by Wild Women On Top

welcome to World ExpeditionsThank you for your interest in Wild Women On Top Mongolia. At World Expeditions we are passionate about our off the beaten track experiences as they provide our travellers with the thrill of coming face to face with untouched cultures as well as wilderness regions of great natural beauty. We are committed to ensuring that our unique itineraries are well researched, affordable and tailored for the enjoyment of small groups or individuals ‑ philosophies that have been at our core since 1975 when we began operating adventure holidays. Our itineraries will give you the very best travel experience, designed by people with incredible local knowledge who share our vision of authentic exchange and real exploration with a responsible tourism approach. Whether you like your adventures to include trekking, touring, cycling, mountaineering, kayaking or cruising World Expeditions can make it happen for you. We hope you will join us for a life changing experience!!

why travel with World Expeditions?When planning travel to remote and challenging destinations, many factors need to be considered. Our extra attention to detail and seamless operations on the ground ensure that you will have a memorable experience in Mongolia. We take every precaution to ensure smooth logistics, our vehicles and equipment are the best available on the market. Most importantly, our adventures have always sought to benefit the local peoples we interact with, safeguard the ecosystems we explore and contribute to the sustainability of travel in the regions we experience. You will be accompanied by a guide whose knowledge and passion for Mongolia will add a unique dimension to your trip. Their experience and enthusiasm ensures that we maintain the leading edge in adventure travel and therefore providing excellent value for money. Given our local knowledge, experience and excellent leadership, we are quite sure that this tour will be a trip of a lifetime.

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Trip Duration 15 days Trip Code: WMOGrade Introductory to ModerateActivities Trekking and Adventure TouringSummary 15 day trip, 7 day trek, 2 nights traditional

ger, 3 nights hotel and 9 nights camping


Join Wild Women On Top on an exhilarating trek to discover the mountains, rivers and lakes and people of far western Mongolia

the tripExplore the mountain glaciers, desert landscapes, large lake basins and steppe grasslands in far western Mongolia on this exhilarating journey. Starting in Ulaanbaatar, we fly to western Mongolia and head into the mountains where we encounter snow capped peaks, glaciers, steep rocky gorges, mountain meadows and wildflowers and wildlife. Trekking in the Altai Tavan Bogd National Park incorporates visits with local nomadic herders to learn about their traditional way of life from the eagle‑hunting prowess of the Kazakhs to the hauntingly beautiful throat‑singing of the Tuvan people. An option to extend your trip with a camel ride through the expansive Gobi Desert provides a panoramic journey of Mongolia. We hope you can join Wild Women On Top on their inaugural trip to explore Mongolia.

wild women on top team benefitsWhen you join a Wild Women On Top trip, you become part of an incredible team, and the success of your adventure will depend on the preparation that each team member puts in to building their fitness, mental tuffness and emotional tuffness!It is all about the T.E.A.M: Together Everyone Achieves More. Wild Women On Top Adventures are unique mind, body, spirit experiences, which support you in the wilderness and empower you to take on extraordinary challenges with a group of likeminded women. You will need to prepare for your adventure and we will show you how, every step of the way. BEFORE you book for a Wild Women On Top Trip, please note the following benefits & conditions:1. To ensure you get trek fit for your adventure, you should Trek Train at least three times a week, alternating interval training and endurance training with cross training such as swimming and yoga. Your Coach will also suggest additional trip specific activities. Remote Members must follow training recommendations from thecoach, using our online programs & in our book “How to Prepare for World Class Treks” by Di Westaway. Should you be training remotely, your Coach will require you to “check in” and report on your training each week in the months leading up to your trip.2. To build team spirit & ensure you’re really prepared, your Trip Coach may recommend additional team training activities and briefings as required. 3. So you have more fun with your team, you will be required to take part in a CHECK TREK to make sure your training and preparation is on track, and to learn more about trekking in wilderness environments, your gear etc. This will give you a mini goal to aim for in the lead up to your trip and ensure that you are fabulously prepared for your adventure with great tips and feedback. Your Coach will advise a deadline by which you need to have satisfactorily completed one of our Check Treks or completed a remote assessment signed off by the Trip Coach.If you cannot complete the Check Trek or any supplementary Trek Checks assigned by your Coach to a satisfactory level, you will not be eligible for the trip and will be subject to the costs incurred according to World Expeditions cancellation policy.4. So that we all have a great adventure, please support the Wild Women On Top Golden Rules (see www.wildwomenontop.com) and take responsibility for providing feedback before and during your adventure. This is your chance to make sure you don’t miss out on any happy hormones so don’t hold back! Make the most of it.5. Some Wild Women On Top trips are accompanied by a Wild Women On Top Coach who supports & unites the group with empowering passion, guidance & tips in wilderness challenges and shares Wild Women On Top Traditions & culture. However the Coach is NOT the guide, navigator or first aider. The Local Guides and staff provided through World Expeditions are responsible for delivering all on the ground aspects of the trek.


UlaanbaatarAltai Tavan

UlaangomOlgii

Bogd NP Mongolia

Russia

China

trip costJoining Ulaanbaatar: $5990

All prices are per person

options & supplementsWorld Expeditions does not require single travellers

to pay a surcharge for travelling alone. We will arrange for you to share accommodation with

another traveller of the same gender and if we can not match you up we will provide a single room at no extra charge. If you prefer not to share a single

supplement is payable to guarantee your own room. The cost of the single supplement is listed above.

Please contact us to receive a quote on the recommended group flights outlined in this itinerary. At the time of trip launch,

airfares are not yet released for 2017. Once the fares for this trip are available to book we will be able to quote the best fare available for this routing and airfare combination. Flights from

Sydney/Ulaanbaatar are approximately $2700‑$2900 . Note this is indicative only. Please be assured our staff will provide

the best available airfare for you at the time of booking.

Please do not pay for airfares until minimum numbers have been met and the trip has been confirmed.

OUR STAFF are committed to providing the best airfare we can for Wild Women On Top Members however should you

find a cheaper fare elsewhere, please let our staff know, and if we are able to book this fare, we will. Many thanks.

trip dates

2017 08 Jul - 22 Jul




6. In some extreme environments, including at high altitude, your Coach may not be in a position to support you if they are unwell, so it’s important to seek assistance from the World Expeditions guides who are leading and managing the trip on the ground. 7. You must commit to the World Expeditions payment schedule.8. Expect the unexpected. We provide wilderness experiences, and **** sometimes happens. Remember, “Magic happens when you step outside your comfort zone”. We reserve the right to change these Team Benefits at any time. Wild Women On Top reserves the right to amend these requirements at any time – WWW.WILDWOMENONTOP.COM

at a glanceDAY 1 ARRIVE IN ULAANBAATARDAY 2 SIGHTSEEING IN ULAANBAATARDAY 3 FLY TO OLGIYDAY 4 NAADAM FESTIVAL IN OLGIYDAY 5 OLGIY ‑ ALTAI TAVAN BOGD NPDAY 6 COMMENCE TREKKING (APPROX 5‑6 HOURS, APPROX 10‑12 KM)DAY 7 TREKKING ‑ TAKHILT MOUNTAIN PASS (3300M). WALKING APPROX 5‑6 HOURS.DAYS 8-9 TREK IN TSAGAAN US VALLEYDAY 10 TO KHOTON LAKE (APPROX 5‑6 HOURS WALKING)DAY 11 KHOTON AND KHURGAN LAKE (WALKING APPROX 5‑6 HOURS)DAY 12 TREK TO DAYAN LAKE (5‑6 HOURS WALKING)DAY 13 DRIVE TO OLGIYDAY 14 FLY TO ULAANBAATARDAY 15 TRIP CONCLUDES

additional deposits requiredIn addition to the World Expeditions deposit, you will be required to pay an additional deposit of USD$500 (paid in your local currency at the current rate of exchange). Every year during the short summer period domestic flights within Mongolia fill very quickly so we require prepayment of this flight amount to secure seats. This deposit is non‑refundable and we recommend you take out travel insurance at the time of booking.

what’s included 14 breakfasts, 11 lunches and 14 dinners flights Ulaanbaatar/Ulgii return valued at US$500 airport transfers on day 1 & day 15 expert bilingual guide camel/porter support during trek comfortable well located hotels and hostels fully supported camping during trek private vehicles sightseeing as listed in itinerary site entry fees Wild Women On Top Assessment Walk Fee Trip escorted by Wild Women On Top Coach

fast factsCountries Visited:

Mongolia

Visas:Please check visa requirements with

your reservations consultant*

Vaccinations:Please consult a travel vaccination

specialist for up to date information

Singles:A single supplement is available for this trip*

Leader:Expert local leader

Brochure Reference:Asia

*Ask our staff for more information.




Local cash payments are becoming increasingly popular with many operators in the adventure travel industry. The policy seems to benefit the tour operators, more than the local economies or travellers, as it avoids local taxes and transfers the cost and risk of cash handling to travellers. In accordance with our Responsible Travel practices we have chosen a policy not to ask for such payments.

detailed itineraryDAY 1 Arrive in UlaanbaatarOn arrival at Ulaanbaatar airport we transfer to our hotel. This afternoon discover the nation’s capital city. First stop is Sukhbaatar Square, the central square named after the revolutionary hero of 1921 Damdiny Sukhbaatar who declared independence from China. An important landmark on any orientation tour is the State Department Store or “Great Shop” as it is known in Mongolian. We return to the hotel in the afternoon to relax before a welcome dinner and briefing from your guide.meals: D

DAY 2 Sightseeing in UlaanbaatarFull day in Ulaanbaatar. City tour including visit to Gandan Monastery, Zaisan Hill and Bogd Khan Palace Museum. Tonight we will enjoy a folklore concert featuring traditional Mongolian songs and dance. Overnight Ulaanbaatar.meals: B,D

DAY 3 Fly to OlgiyToday we will be transferred to the airport for our internal flight to Western Mongolia. We will be flying to the small township of Olgiy, the capital of the Bayan-Olgiy Aimag, the western most province of Mongolia. An Aimag is like a state or province in Mongolia. The town is an administrative center for the area. The flight takes about 3.5 hours. At the airport our vehicles and drivers will meet us and we will have a short tour of the town before transferring to our ger our camp for overnight. We will stay in Khazak gers, the traditional dwelling of round shaped felt tent. The majority of Bayan Olgiy’s population are Kazakh - a Turkic, nomadic people whose territory stretches from the Altai, across the steppes of Kazakhstan to the Caspian Sea and the Volga River in geographical Europe. The Kazakhs are nominally muslim, and speak their own Turkic tongue but share an ancient nomadic way of life (and roots in shamanism) on the steppe with Mongolians. They have become renowned for preserving the art of hunting with Golden Eagles - a tradition the Mongolians lost when they adopted Buddhism. Whilst Kazakhstan itself suffered cultural upheaval during Stalin’s push to industrialize the Soviet Union, the Kazakhs of Bayan Olgiy were partially protected and their nomadic traditions have carried on largely unchanged. Overnight: Ger CampOvernight: Ger Campmeals: B,L,D

DAY 4 Naadam Festival in OlgiyNaadam is the most colorful and enjoyable of all Mongolian celebrations. It is a time when all the country celebrates the three manly sports of horse racing, archery and wrestling. Children race the horses from as young as 4 years of age and they are run over distances as long 30 km. The real pride of Mongolia is the wrestler. Much skill and training goes into this sport and the winner is revered as a hero by all Mongolians and hence awarded the most prestigious title of the “Avarga”. Overnight at ger camp.meals: B,L,D

DAY 5 Olgiy - Altai Tavan Bogd NPToday we travel by Russian vans and jeeps west towards Tavan Bogd mountain. Along the way we will cross multiple passes in the shadow of the Altai, visit some large Turkic ‘Balbal’ headstones


responsible travelThe environments we travel through are

fragile. It is our responsibility as visitors to minimise the impact of our presence. World

Expeditions were the proud recipients of the inaugural Australian National Travel

Industry’s Environmental Achievement award for our Responsible Travel Guidebook. This

detailed guide to responsible and sustainable travel is provided to all World Expeditions clients before they travel. Please ask your

consultant if you have not received your copy of our award winning book. Alternatively,

you may like to download a copy from our website www.worldexpeditions.com

trip grading Introductory to Moderate

Our Wild Women On Top Mongolia trip is rated as introductory to moderate. We

therefore advise that any physical training you complete before undertaking the trip

will be to good effect. In preparation for your trip you should be doing at least one hour

of good cardiovascular exercise, 3 ‑ 5 times per week for approximately 3 months prior

to your trip. Remember the fitter you are the more enjoyable your experience will be.

To discuss your training requirements for this trip call Wild Women On Top today or visit the Wild Women On Top website ‑ http://

www.wildwomenontop.com/training

adventure travelBy its very nature adventure travel involves

an element of the unexpected. In remote and developing countries do not expect

standards you are used to at home. Remote areas are sometimes unpredictable and

itineraries may be altered. To get the most out of your adventure it is important that

you are flexible, positive and eager to take on all the challenges that arise. If you

are uncertain about your suitability for this trip we recommend that you speak

with your consultant or travel agent.



(which date back to the 7th century), have a break in the outpost village of Tsengel and carry on along the White River Valley towards Shiveet Uul before camping. If the weather is clear we might catch a glimpse of Tavan Bogd itself. Overnight camping.meals: B,L,D

DAY 6 Commence Trekking (approx 5-6 hours, approx 10-12 km)Shiveet Mountain, 1,843 metres above sea level, is a sacred mountain for the Tuvan nomad communities that live in the upper White River valley. Tuvans are still deep believers in Tengrism – a form of shamanism that was once the dominant belief system of nomads across the Eurasian steppe. A huge slab of glacier-polished bedrock here has been engraved with hundreds of petroglyphs through millennia. Drawings of wolves, ibex, horse, cart, bow and arrow appear like a mural of the history of nomadic life in the Altai. Shiveet Uul is where we begin our trek. After viewing the petroglyphs and the nearby deerstones (a type of grave marker that dates back to the Xiognu period of the bronze era), we will begin a trek on undulating terrain towards the base of the Takhilt mountain pass. The trekking distance will be approximately 10-12km. The Altai Tavan Bogd is the highest mountain range in Mongolia. It is a stunning area with snow capped mountains, glaciers, steep rocky gorges, mountain meadows and steppe wildlings. At the end of our journey today we will visit a nomadic Tuvan Family and gain an understanding of their unique way of life. They are our Tuvan nomad guides and their horses and camels that will be travelling with us for the next three days. Overnight camping.Overnight camping.meals: B,L,D

DAY 7 Trekking - Takhilt Mountain Pass (3300m). Walking approx 5-6 hours.Today we start trekking. Each day will be approximately 5-8 hours of trekking in the Mongol Altai Mountain Range through high mountain meadows and wide open valleys. We will cross over the high pass at Tahilt and continue onto Tsagaan Us valley. This is a long day of trekking through challenging terrain with snow and glacier over the pass. The hiking gets more challenging as we ascend the steep slope to the pass. From the top of the pass we get tremendous views of the surrounding peaks and high mountain lakes that are a stunning turquoise colour. As we cross the pass, we descend into Tsagaan Us Valley where we camp for the night. Our campsite is on a small plateau high on the mountainous slope with an amazing vista of the whole Tsagaan Us valley. Approx 3000m above sea level.Trek distance approx: 15kmsOvernight campingmeals: B,L,D

DAYS 8-9 Trek in Tsagaan Us ValleyWe continue hiking along Tsagaan Us river valley over undulating hills and forest. It is one of the rivers starting from the glaciers at Tavan Bogd peak of Altai Mountain Range. The river fills up the valley with towering mountains from either side with larch forest. There are many cascades and streams falling down the mountain and flowing into the river. In the afternoon of the second day we will emerge from the mountains into more open space where we will meet our drivers and vehicles again. We may be able to visit a Khazak family, experiencing their unique culture. Although their nomadic lifestyle is very similar to that of the Mongols there are some key difference. Firstly, the Kazakh people are Muslim and follow the religious traditions and customs of Islam. They are Kazakh-speaking. The Kazakh women produce some astonishingly beautiful appliqué, stitching and rug making out of crude felt. The floors and walls of their gers are strewn with these beautiful handicrafts. Many of the Kazakh men pride themselves with their great skill in hunting with eagles.

Eagles are often caught at a very young age and trained to hunt small prey in the winter months. The men carry the large birds on their arms as they ride on horseback, out for the hunt. In the summer months the family keep the birds close to home and they are fattened for the winter’s work.Here we will farewell our camel men a before we continue our hiking to the shore of Khoton Lake and our camp for the night. At our camp we will meet our driver & vehicles back. Trek distance approx 15-18kms/daymeals: B,L,D

DAY 10 To Khoton Lake (approx 5-6 hours walking)Today’s destination is the north-west edge of Khoton Lake. On the way, we will see grave sites, and some of the stone men remained in the area. Today we will hike by the Mongolian border patrol port. Khoton Lake is a fresh water lake formed by glacier, among the hollow of Altai Mountains. Overnight camping.Trek distance approx 16-18kmsOvernight campingmeals: B,L,D

DAY 11 Khoton and Khurgan Lake (walking approx 5-6 hours)Today we continue trekking along the west side of Khoton Lake until we reach the beginning of the canal connecting Khoton and Khurgen Lakes where we will camp overnight. The lake is connected to Khurgan Lake by 2-3 km long Sargaaliin Canal and these 2 lakes maintain Khovd River. The total area is 50 sq km - 22km long and 4km wide. Overnight camping.meals: B,L,D

DAY 12 Trek to Dayan Lake (5-6 hours walking)Our last day of hiking today takes us to Dayan Lake. Dayan Lake is a fresh water lake with its waters originating from the Altai Mountains. Overnight camping Trek distance approx 18-20 kmsmeals: B,L,D

DAY 13 Drive to OlgiyToday we will drive back to Olgiy. On the way we will stop to stretch our legs, to enjoy the nature, to meet the local herdsmen. We will camp on the way.Overnight camping.meals: B,L,D

DAY 14 Fly to UlaanbaatarIn the morning we transfer to the airport and fly back to Ulaanbaatar. Depending on the local flight time, you may have a time to relax in one of the capitals sidewalk cafes and watch Ulaanbaatar go by. Tonight we enjoy a final farewell dinner together in a local restaurant. Overnight hotel.meals: B,D

DAY 15 Trip concludesYour trip concludes today after breakfast. You will be transferred to the airport for your onward flightsmeals: B

This itinerary is subject to change with any change in Community regulations as well as Governmental changes and natural circumstances beyond our control.

suggested extensionsGobi Desert Explorer




important note“Expect The Unexpected”. Wild Women

On Top Itineraries can change at any time, depending on local conditions,

group requirements and weather.

country informationMongolia is a vast country, dominated by the steppes to the north and the Gobi Desert to the south. It is landlocked and with an average altitude of 1,580m (5,180 ft), it is one of the worlds highest countries. Between the deserts are lakes, both salt and freshwater. Lake Hovsgol holds 2% of the worlds fresh water – so fresh you can drink it. The nomadic lifestyle in Mongolia prevails even in the growing urban landscape around Ulaanbaatar, where gers (Yurt is a Russian word for ger) are found between the crumbling Soviet style buildings. The ger is the centrepiece of Mongolian traditions. The mobility of the tent suits the nomadic lifestyle, and the layout of the interior is culturally significant. The door always faces the south and the rear is reserved as a place of honour for guests, where a family altar is found decorated with family photos and Buddhist images. The predominant religion of Mongolia is Buddhism, which has been revived following the lifting of the ban on religion in 1990. Historically, Mongolia has had close ties with Tibet through the Buddhist religion, and many similarities exist in the culture and lifestyle of these two countries. Mongolian religion and their nomadic lifestyle is depicted in their music, literature and artwork. Throat (or Khoomi) singing is a particular style of male singing which requires special training, and involves several notes being released at once from the base of the throat. Contortionism is also a Mongolian tradition, and dance performances will often include a sequence. The language is Mongolian ‑ part of the Ural‑Altaic family which also includes Finnish, Turkish, Uzbek and Korean. The language is written using the Russian Cyrillic alphabet.

climateJune through July are rainy months, August is late summer. The region is alpine so daytime temperatures can fluctuate between 10ºC and 25ºC, and evenings between 10 – 0 ºC. It can snow on any day of the year in the mountains.

a typical dayThe trek in the Altai Mountains is through undulating terrain with a mixture of open steppe, mixed forest and along river valleys. Our route through the Altai Tavan Bogd National Park is populated by local nomadic herders although their movements are naturally unpredictable and certain parts of the trek will be wilderness. The trek is supported by packhorses to carry kit bags and the groups’ communal equipment such as kitchen, dining tent, and food supplies. We will walk 5‑6 hours per day, with ample time to stop and visit local herders and even take in a horse ride for those who are game.

dietary requirementsProvided we are advised in advance of your departure we are able to cater for vegetarian diets and can assist with medically recommended diets (allergies and intolerances). Please ensure you discuss your requirements with us well in advance (at least 1 month prior to your trip) to determine whether we can cater to such dietary requirements on your chosen adventure. Please note that options are likely to be limited in very remote locations or alternatives may be more expensive or unavailable. There may be times when those with special requirements may need to provide their own food. We are unable to guarantee a peanut‑free or allergen‑free trip, and therefore, we strongly encourage that travellers with life‑threatening or severe allergies take all necessary medical precautions to prepare for the possibility of exposure. Passengers must travel with all necessary medications for food allergies and be capable of self‑administering these medications.

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accommodation on the trip

In cities or large towns you will be accommodated in 3 to 4 star, twin share properties that are centrally located, atmospheric and reliable. A ger is a circular felt tent used by nomadic people. Warm in winter and cool in summer offering you an awesome cultural experience.

what you carryThe trek is fully supported so you are only required to carry your daypack with items you need for the day such as extra warm clothing (depending on the altitude, location and weather), a rainjacket, water bottle, film and camera gear, valuables and personal items such as sunscreen, lip‑eze etc.

equipment requiredA comprehensive gear list is provided in the pre‑departure information supplied on booking.

acute mountain sicknessWhen we ascend above 2500 meters our bodies have to acclimatise to the decreasing amount of the oxygen available. To allow our bodies to adjust we have structured our treks so that you ascend slowly, allowing acclimatisation to occur. However, during the acclimatisation process, you may experience some of the following symptoms. • Headache • Tiredness • Disturbed sleep • Loss of appetite/nausea • Shortness of breath • Cough • Palpitation • Swelling of the hands and faceIndividuals acclimatise at different rates. Your best strategy is to take your time and drink plenty of water. These symptoms may not indicate the onset of A.M.S. and if you experience them it does not necessarily mean that you should not continue. All our group leaders have extensive first aid training and we urge you to communicate with the group leader at all times should you believe you have any symptoms in order that we can effectively monitor your symptoms. The only cure for Acute Mountain Sickness is to descend.Please note that your group leader has ultimate responsibility and may ask you to descend if symptoms persist.

vehicles & safetyDuring the course of your trip, we will use a variety of vehicles, all of which are fit for purpose and the conditions encountered. It should be noted that laws governing transportation safety may differ from those in your home country and on occasion some vehicles may not have seat belts fitted. While game viewing within a national park could be one example, public bus




transfers or specialised transport such as ‘tuk‑tuk’s’ could be another. Where seat belts are not provided we strongly recommend that you hold tight to a fixed part of the vehicle at all times.

what’s not included Sleeping bag – this can be hired in Mongolia, US$20 for the trip Optional horse hire: you can choose to hire a horse and horse man for the three days

trekking. The costs are approximately US$35/day. The horse must be hired for the full three days, plus the time taken for them to get to you and return back to their homes. For example, 3 day ride = 5 days hire. Some parts have steep ascents and may be dangerous unless you are a competent rider. Two people can share one horseman. Please advise us of this request at the time of booking and we will endeavour to arrange this for you. Payment to be made directly to the horseman on the ground and subject to availability.

Items of a personal nature such as phone calls, laundry, etc Tips International airfares and departure taxes Visa Travel Insurance Meals not mentioned in the itinerary

private groupsWild Women On Top Golden Rules1. Set challenging adventure goals, write them down, train hard and you will achieve them [Noexcuses!]2. Stay Positive at all times3. T.E.A.M. Together Everyone Achieves More4. Expect the unexpected5. If you have a gripe, handle it discretely, or air it politely [Don’t let it fester!]6. Buy quality gear [This will save you money and could save your life]7. Don’t come home from training or trips tired. Be energized & happy.8. Leave no trace (The wilderness is sacred!)9. Bring MORE than you take away. [Including chocolate!]10. Happy endings guarantee the next leave pass![this one is secret!]

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how to bookTo book a Wild Women On Top trip, you will need to complete a booking form and pay a non refundable deposit which you can do by using our online booking function, details of which will be provided at the time of the trip launch with Wild Women On Top. We can also help you with any additional arrangements that you require, such as competitive airfares to get you to your




destination, stopovers, pre or post trip accommodation or any additional tours that you wish to take in conjunction with the main trip.Important: You must be a financial member of Wild Women On Top to join this tour. Please goto WWW.WILDWOMENONTOP.COM, ring 0434 027 912 or email [email protected] for more details on training and memberships.




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