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After the calm and reflection of Bhutan’s mountains, teams now descend into one of the world’s most remote and diverse regions — Papua New Guinea. Here, the race returns to raw survival. Racers will navigate dense rainforests, cross rushing rivers, and work alongside local tribes in challenges that highlight both the country’s cultural depth and natural power. From paddling through hidden lagoons to constructing traditional stilt shelters, adaptability will be the key to success. Communication barriers, tropical heat, and unpredictable terrain will test every team’s endurance. In this land where the jungle rules, only those who stay calm and resourceful will make it through. The race continues — next stop: Papua New Guinea.

notice how we go from last to first...our minds

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Team 1 loves their NON-ELIMS!

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After enduring the rugged steppes of Mongolia, teams now journey to one of the world’s most secluded and enchanting destinations — Bhutan, the Land of the Thunder Dragon. High in the Himalayas, racers will face challenges that blend physical endurance with mindfulness and precision. From climbing the steep trails leading to the Tiger’s Nest Monastery to mastering traditional Bhutanese archery, every task will test focus, balance, and respect for local customs. Here, altitude becomes a true adversary. The air is thinner, the paths are steeper, and the margin for error grows smaller with every step. Yet amid the mountains and monasteries, the beauty of Bhutan reminds racers that peace and pressure can coexist. The race continues — next stop: Bhutan.

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ITS A RACE ACROSS THE WORLD JUAN BABY

CATCHES MY TRAIN TO MONGOLIA

what, from andorra to mongolia

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Mongolia