Program Travelxp HD

Being the latest European hipster hub, with an avant garde cultural scene, doesn’t stop Antwerp from boasting of its rich and interesting history.

Sabrina takes a guided tour of City of David and visits Western Wall, learning about its significance. Ending with Cardo and Mahane Yehuda Markets.

The cuisine of Punjab is rich in flavour because it is farm-to-fork and still employs traditional cooking methods such as cooking in a charcoal oven.

Without her partner-in-crime joining in her adventures, will Krisann be able to find the best kept secrets of the state's one and only hill station?

Jamie Lowe explores the quaint historical Norwegian mining town, Røros. He also goes to Flåm, where he learns about the world’s steepest railway.

Azure waters, white sandy beaches, Mediterranean charm and a riveting history make Malta the perfect destination for an island getaway.

From St. Bavo’s Cathedral to the imposing walled castle of Hof ten Walle, Elisha realizes that every place in Ghent has an interesting story to it.

From an underwater observatory to a trek through the scenic Red Canyon, the hostdiscovers all that the seaside retreat of Eilat has to offer visitors.

Alex Outhwaite meets a Nawab in Lucknow, who shows her how to make Gosht Mawazad, a decadent Awadhi dish with mutton and dry fruits.

Krisann stumbles onto a secret cave that was once inhabited by bears.

Jamie Lowe takes a train ride along Flåmsbana, the world’s steepest railway line. He also sees the stunning Nærøyfjord and learns about the Vikings.

Tara Sumner visits Gozo Island, where she tries scuba diving for the very first time. She also explores the Roman and Arabic heritage.

Whether it is Manekin Pis or a quirky comic strip museum, the sights Elisha sees in Brussels leave her in awe of Belgium’s eccentric capital.

From the massive Chittorgarh fort to the intimidating Kumbhalgarh fort, the hill forts of Rajasthan still exude Rajput pride and valour.

Alex Outhwaite meets the descendants of the royal families of Hyderabad and Lucknow, and they tell her about the culture and cuisine of both kingdoms.

Driving through ancient cities, holy river towns, national parks and hills in Madhya Pradesh, Krisann and Benafsha finally reach its capital, Bhopal.

Jamie checks out the popular and offbeat attractions of Oslo, the capital of Norway. He also tries the ski jump at nearby Holmenkollen.

From palaces to museums, the buildings in Munich are an intriguing mix of traditional Bavarian architecture and avant-garde design.

Sabrina Chakici explores the Baroque splendor and musical heritage of Salzburg, the cultural capital of Austria.

From a visit to a chocolate shop to a canal ride along picturesque waterways, Elisha’s experiences in Bruges leave her transfixed with its romance.

The host explores a historic colony, at the heart of Tel Aviv, which was set up by the Templers, a German sect, nearly 150 years ago.

Jamie Lowe sees the Northern Lights and rock carvings dating back to 7000 years ago, in Alta. He also stays in an ice hotel.

Two adventurous girls embark on a road trip across Madhya Pradesh, the heart of India, and their first stop is Mandu, a town of magnificent palaces.

In Kumbakonam, Emeline experiences the rhythms of rural life and the living traditions of Tamil culture.

On a journey to find the lost and forgotten recipes of India, Alex finds herself at Asia’s biggest spice market.

From a visit to a chocolate shop to a canal ride along picturesque waterways, Elisha’s experiences in Bruges leave her transfixed with its romance.

The host explores a historic colony, at the heart of Tel Aviv, which was set up by the Templers, a German sect, nearly 150 years ago.

Jamie Lowe sees the Northern Lights and rock carvings dating back to 7000 years ago, in Alta. He also stays in an ice hotel.

Two adventurous girls embark on a road trip across Madhya Pradesh, the heart of India, and their first stop is Mandu, a town of magnificent palaces.

In Kumbakonam, Emeline experiences the rhythms of rural life and the living traditions of Tamil culture.

On a journey to find the lost and forgotten recipes of India, Alex finds herself at Asia’s biggest spice market.

Sabrina Chakici gets up, close and personal with Budapest, the capital of Hungary, and she gets to know about its history and character.

Jamie Lowe meets some of Norway’s predators, including wolves, at the world’s northernmost animal park, Polar Park.

Known as Belgium’s capital of cool, Antwerp has long been a powerful magnet for different kinds of people from diamond dealers to fashion moguls.

Built on the backwaters of Indira Sagar Dam, the island of Hanuwantiya was designed to be a paradise for adventure lovers.

From papad ka paratha to lehsun ki kheer, Chef Aditya Jaimini shows Alex Outhwaite how to make some of the unusual dishes from Indian cuisine.

From a mosque built by Ottomans to a city which stood witness to Christ’s miracles, Sabrina finds out about Israel’s ancient roots.

Tara Sumner loses herself in the ornate Baroque legacy left by the Knights of St. John in Valletta, the capital of Malta.

Jamie Lowe goes hiking in the Troll Mountains at Brønnøysund, and uncovers the folklore associated with them. He also tries cod fishing.

Being the latest European hipster hub, with an avant garde cultural scene, doesn’t stop Antwerp from boasting of its rich and interesting history.

Krisann and Benafsha’s adventures in Madhya Pradesh lead them to Satpura National Park, where they set out to explore on a boat.

Alex uncovers the secret behind the irresistible Shahi Dal at Amritsar’s iconic eating joint, Kesar Da Dhaba.

The host finds herself deeply moved by the Biblical sites in Israel, which narrate the journey of Christ from conception to crucifixion.

Azure waters, white sandy beaches, Mediterranean charm and a riveting history make Malta the perfect destination for an island getaway.

Jamie Lowe explores the quaint historical Norwegian mining town, Røros. He also goes to Flåm, where he learns about the world’s steepest railway.

From St. Bavo’s Cathedral to the imposing walled castle of Hof ten Walle, Elisha realizes that every place in Ghent has an interesting story to it.

Without her partner-in-crime joining in her adventures, will Krisann be able to find the best kept secrets of the state's one and only hill station?

The cuisine of Punjab is rich in flavour because it is farm-to-fork and still employs traditional cooking methods such as cooking in a charcoal oven.

Sabrina takes a guided tour of City of David and visits Western Wall, learning about its significance. Ending with Cardo and Mahane Yehuda Markets.

Tara Sumner visits Gozo Island, where she tries scuba diving for the very first time. She also explores the Roman and Arabic heritage.

Jamie Lowe takes a train ride along Flåmsbana, the world’s steepest railway line. He also sees the stunning Nærøyfjord and learns about the Vikings.

Whether it is Manekin Pis or a quirky comic strip museum, the sights Elisha sees in Brussels leave her in awe of Belgium’s eccentric capital.

Krisann stumbles onto a secret cave that was once inhabited by bears.

Alex Outhwaite meets a Nawab in Lucknow, who shows her how to make Gosht Mawazad, a decadent Awadhi dish with mutton and dry fruits.

From an underwater observatory to a trek through the scenic Red Canyon, the hostdiscovers all that the seaside retreat of Eilat has to offer visitors.

From palaces to museums, the buildings in Munich are an intriguing mix of traditional Bavarian architecture and avant-garde design.

Jamie checks out the popular and offbeat attractions of Oslo, the capital of Norway. He also tries the ski jump at nearby Holmenkollen.

Sabrina Chakici explores the Baroque splendor and musical heritage of Salzburg, the cultural capital of Austria.

Driving through ancient cities, holy river towns, national parks and hills in Madhya Pradesh, Krisann and Benafsha finally reach its capital, Bhopal.

Alex Outhwaite meets the descendants of the royal families of Hyderabad and Lucknow, and they tell her about the culture and cuisine of both kingdoms.

From the massive Chittorgarh fort to the intimidating Kumbhalgarh fort, the hill forts of Rajasthan still exude Rajput pride and valour.

Sabrina Chakici explores the Baroque splendor and musical heritage of Salzburg, the cultural capital of Austria.

Jamie Lowe sees the Northern Lights and rock carvings dating back to 7000 years ago, in Alta. He also stays in an ice hotel.

From a visit to a chocolate shop to a canal ride along picturesque waterways, Elisha’s experiences in Bruges leave her transfixed with its romance.

Two adventurous girls embark on a road trip across Madhya Pradesh, the heart of India, and their first stop is Mandu, a town of magnificent palaces.

On a journey to find the lost and forgotten recipes of India, Alex finds herself at Asia’s biggest spice market.

The host explores a historic colony, at the heart of Tel Aviv, which was set up by the Templers, a German sect, nearly 150 years ago.

From sipping beer in a 500-year-old bar to visiting one of Bruges’s oldest breweries, Elisha explores the craze that Belgians have for beer.

Peeling back the layers of time in Caesarea, Israel's ancient Roman city, reveals why King Herod was called “the greatest builder in Jewish history.”

Jamie Lowe experiences the cuisine and the ways of life in the Arctic region, in Tromsø. He also sees one of the fastest tidal currents in the world.

On a road trip across central India, Krisann and Benafsha stumble upon Maheshwar, a town where the legacy of an 18th century queen comes alive.

Cologne is all things romantic from the chocolate museum to its perfume shop. It is a city in love with life, one that knows how to have a good time.

From a rich lamb curry to a hearty pulao made with rare mushrooms, Alex learns to make the secret recipes of a local family in Delhi.

From sipping beer in a 500-year-old bar to visiting one of Bruges’s oldest breweries, Elisha explores the craze that Belgians have for beer.

Peeling back the layers of time in Caesarea, Israel's ancient Roman city, reveals why King Herod was called “the greatest builder in Jewish history.”

Jamie Lowe experiences the cuisine and the ways of life in the Arctic region, in Tromsø. He also sees one of the fastest tidal currents in the world.

On a road trip across central India, Krisann and Benafsha stumble upon Maheshwar, a town where the legacy of an 18th century queen comes alive.

Cologne is all things romantic from the chocolate museum to its perfume shop. It is a city in love with life, one that knows how to have a good time.

From a rich lamb curry to a hearty pulao made with rare mushrooms, Alex learns to make the secret recipes of a local family in Delhi.

Krisann and Benafsha’s adventures in Madhya Pradesh lead them to Satpura National Park, where they set out to explore on a boat.

Being the latest European hipster hub, with an avant garde cultural scene, doesn’t stop Antwerp from boasting of its rich and interesting history.

Tara Sumner loses herself in the ornate Baroque legacy left by the Knights of St. John in Valletta, the capital of Malta.

The host finds herself deeply moved by the Biblical sites in Israel, which narrate the journey of Christ from conception to crucifixion.

Jamie Lowe goes hiking in the Troll Mountains at Brønnøysund, and uncovers the folklore associated with them. He also tries cod fishing.

Alex uncovers the secret behind the irresistible Shahi Dal at Amritsar’s iconic eating joint, Kesar Da Dhaba.

Without her partner-in-crime joining in her adventures, will Krisann be able to find the best kept secrets of the state's one and only hill station?

From St. Bavo’s Cathedral to the imposing walled castle of Hof ten Walle, Elisha realizes that every place in Ghent has an interesting story to it.