Program Travelxp HD

Through sights such as the Seaplane Harbour Museum and Telliskivi Cretive City, Marco and Erica discover the offbeat side to Tallinn.

Emeline learns about the history of Ethiopia at the Gondar Castle, and goes on to explore the stunning, rock-hewn Lalibela churches.

Alex visits Valencia, Spain’s third largest city, and discovers that it has the bones of a metropolis and the heart of a quaint seaside town.

Alex Outhwaite learns about the Roman history of Croatia at Split, the second largest city in Croatia. She also visits the ruins of Salona.

Radhika Bangia visits the famous monasteries of Paro, and learns the history and legends associated with them.

Rafe visits Chefchaouen and is instantly besotted with the city, much to the confusion of the locals who are baffled by his eccentricities.

Marco and Erica learn about Estonia’s troubled past while exploring Narva, the city at its easternmost limit.

Emeline explores the ruins of Aksum, the heart of ancient Ethiopia. Next, she tries the Ethiopian coffee ceremony and hyena feeding in Harar.

Sukhmani is on a break in Cambodia, where she gets to stay at a resort, which used to be the royal guest house.

Alex Outhwaite explores the offbeat attractions of Zadar, a Mediterranean port bursting with personality.

Radhika Bangia visits the iconic attractions of Thimpu, the capital of Bhutan, and learns about its history, architecture and cuisine.

The imperial city of Fes, with its richly evocative attractions, makes Rafe feel like he is in a movie...with a plot twist right around the corner.

Marco and Erica explore the vitality and eccentricities of Tartu. They also get acquainted with the distinct ways of the Seto community.

In Omo Valley, Emeline visits the Hamer, Karo and Dassanach tribes, and learns about their distinct culture and curious traditions.

Sukhmani is on a break in Cambodia, where she gets to stay at a resort, which used to be the royal guest house.

Alex Outhwaite explores the island life in Croatia, when she visits the charming Rab Island.

Radhika Bangia visits Bumthang, the religious heart of Bhutan, where she explores the sacred sites and the legends surrounding them.

Originally built as a private palace, Le Palais in Prague is now the perfect place for traditional Czech cuisine and royal Czech hospitality.

From the Rainbow village to the Sun Moon Lake, Taiwan offers different experiences that exude the beauty and spirit of the country.

Marco and Erica find out about Estonia’s “fifth season” as they try bog walking and camping at Soomaa National Park.

In Jinka, Emeline visits the Mursi and other tribes, and learns about their distinct cultures and curious traditions.

Rohan Patoley visits Karlovy Vary, where he goes on a tour of the two most defining features of the city – colonnades and healing thermal springs.

Heather explores colonial buildings and visits Santa Cruz, ending her day at San Andreas. Next she explores zoological park.

At Casablanca, Rafe draws hilarious connections between what he sees, and the 1942 Hollywood classic named after the city.

Marco and Erica find out about Estonia’s “fifth season” as they try bog walking and camping at Soomaa National Park.

Indeya, in this episode unwinds in Sri Lanka at a nature resort. Here she visits a 2200-year-old Buddhist temple, later tries bodyboarding and explores the Yala National Park and its surroundings.

The central plains of Sri Lanka are dotted with crumbling temples, lost cities and ruins of sacred Buddhist sites are few of the sites now ranking as national treasures.

Upon seeing El Teide, Spain’s highest mountain, Heather realizes why people of the ancient Guanche tribe believed that the peak holds up the sky.

Alex Outhwaite finds out the three best ways to enjoy medieval seaside town of Dubrovnik, the pearl of the Adriatic.

On a tour to see Plovdiv’s ancient monuments and ruins, Catriona realizes why the city is called the ‘Eternal City’ of Bulgaria.

Jamie Srubis tries a massage inspired by the waves of the sea and a chocolate vanilla body wrap at the Gaya Island Resort in Malaysia.

Offering a tropical playground for kids and adults alike, Thailand turns the challenge of planning a vacation with your kids into a breeze.

Embark on a remarkable journey through the storied expanse of Rizal Park in Manila, a place that echoes with the revolutionary spirits of the past.

What is Pura Vida? Through five experiences, Costa Rica reveals a way of life shaped by adventure, nature, tradition and the joy of living fully.

Situated north of Madagascar is a 115-island archipelago so beautiful that early British explorers thought they had stumbled upon the Garden of Eden.

Daniel Coll & Paddy Doherty ride in a classic steam locomotive to Hitoyoshi, where they enjoy a relaxing hot spring bath in the mountainside.

Alex Outhwaite finds out the three best ways to enjoy medieval seaside town of Dubrovnik, the pearl of the Adriatic.

On a tour to see Plovdiv’s ancient monuments and ruins, Catriona realizes why the city is called the ‘Eternal City’ of Bulgaria.

Jamie Srubis tries a massage inspired by the waves of the sea and a chocolate vanilla body wrap at the Gaya Island Resort in Malaysia.

Offering a tropical playground for kids and adults alike, Thailand turns the challenge of planning a vacation with your kids into a breeze.

Embark on a remarkable journey through the storied expanse of Rizal Park in Manila, a place that echoes with the revolutionary spirits of the past.

What is Pura Vida? Through five experiences, Costa Rica reveals a way of life shaped by adventure, nature, tradition and the joy of living fully.

Situated north of Madagascar is a 115-island archipelago so beautiful that early British explorers thought they had stumbled upon the Garden of Eden.

Daniel Coll & Paddy Doherty ride in a classic steam locomotive to Hitoyoshi, where they enjoy a relaxing hot spring bath in the mountainside.

Alex visits Valencia, Spain’s third largest city, and discovers that it has the bones of a metropolis and the heart of a quaint seaside town.

Emeline learns about the history of Ethiopia at the Gondar Castle, and goes on to explore the stunning, rock-hewn Lalibela churches.

Alex Outhwaite learns about the Roman history of Croatia at Split, the second largest city in Croatia. She also visits the ruins of Salona.

Through sights such as the Seaplane Harbour Museum and Telliskivi Cretive City, Marco and Erica discover the offbeat side to Tallinn.

Daniel Coll & Paddy Doherty try some adventurous activities at Mount Aso, the caldera that is home to Japan’s most active volcano.

From Perperikon Fort to Boyana church, the monuments of Sofia are portals to different periods of its rich history.

On her travels across Cambodia, Sukhmani is lost in the wonders of Angkor, the archaeological park that transports her to the era of the Khmer empire.

Emeline explores the ruins of Aksum, the heart of ancient Ethiopia. Next, she tries the Ethiopian coffee ceremony and hyena feeding in Harar.

Alex Outhwaite explores the offbeat attractions of Zadar, a Mediterranean port bursting with personality.

Marco and Erica learn about Estonia’s troubled past while exploring Narva, the city at its easternmost limit.

Rafe visits Chefchaouen and is instantly besotted with the city, much to the confusion of the locals who are baffled by his eccentricities.

Radhika Bangia visits the famous monasteries of Paro, and learns the history and legends associated with them.

Sukhmani is on a break in Cambodia, where she gets to stay at a resort, which used to be the royal guest house.

In Omo Valley, Emeline visits the Hamer, Karo and Dassanach tribes, and learns about their distinct culture and curious traditions.

Alex Outhwaite explores the island life in Croatia, when she visits the charming Rab Island.

Marco and Erica explore the vitality and eccentricities of Tartu. They also get acquainted with the distinct ways of the Seto community.

The imperial city of Fes, with its richly evocative attractions, makes Rafe feel like he is in a movie...with a plot twist right around the corner.

Radhika Bangia visits the iconic attractions of Thimpu, the capital of Bhutan, and learns about its history, architecture and cuisine.

Rohan Patoley visits Karlovy Vary, where he goes on a tour of the two most defining features of the city – colonnades and healing thermal springs.

In Jinka, Emeline visits the Mursi and other tribes, and learns about their distinct cultures and curious traditions.

Heather explores colonial buildings and visits Santa Cruz, ending her day at San Andreas. Next she explores zoological park.

Marco and Erica find out about Estonia’s “fifth season” as they try bog walking and camping at Soomaa National Park.

Originally built as a private palace, Le Palais in Prague is now the perfect place for traditional Czech cuisine and royal Czech hospitality.

From the Rainbow village to the Sun Moon Lake, Taiwan offers different experiences that exude the beauty and spirit of the country.

Radhika Bangia visits Bumthang, the religious heart of Bhutan, where she explores the sacred sites and the legends surrounding them.

The central plains of Sri Lanka are dotted with crumbling temples, lost cities and ruins of sacred Buddhist sites are few of the sites now ranking as national treasures.

Upon seeing El Teide, Spain’s highest mountain, Heather realizes why people of the ancient Guanche tribe believed that the peak holds up the sky.

Indeya, in this episode unwinds in Sri Lanka at a nature resort. Here she visits a 2200-year-old Buddhist temple, later tries bodyboarding and explores the Yala National Park and its surroundings.

The evocative city of Marrakech has long provided great artists with inspiration, but will it be able to give Rafe the adventure he seeks?

The central plains of Sri Lanka are dotted with crumbling temples, lost cities and ruins of sacred Buddhist sites are few of the sites now ranking as national treasures.

From visiting the Baroque style Royal Palace to relishing churros at Chocolateria San Gines, Alex enjoys the city’s liveliness wherever she goes.

Jamie Srubis tries a massage inspired by the waves of the sea and a chocolate vanilla body wrap at the Gaya Island Resort in Malaysia.

Alex Outhwaite finds out the three best ways to enjoy medieval seaside town of Dubrovnik, the pearl of the Adriatic.

Offering a tropical playground for kids and adults alike, Thailand turns the challenge of planning a vacation with your kids into a breeze.

Embark on a remarkable journey through the storied expanse of Rizal Park in Manila, a place that echoes with the revolutionary spirits of the past.

Daniel Coll & Paddy Doherty ride in a classic steam locomotive to Hitoyoshi, where they enjoy a relaxing hot spring bath in the mountainside.

On a tour to see Plovdiv’s ancient monuments and ruins, Catriona realizes why the city is called the ‘Eternal City’ of Bulgaria.

After trying out a few adventurous activities in Brac?, Alex Outhwaite explores Diocletian’s Palace in Split.

On visiting the historic town of Nessebar, which is over 3000 years old, Catriona sees that there is much more to Sunny beach than meets the eye.

Emeline visits Lucy and Ardi, the ancestors of mankind, and relishes traditional Ethiopian injera in Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia.

Marco Biagioli and Erica Melargo experience the fairy-tale charms of the medieval Old Town of Tallinn, the capital of Estonia.

From Antoni Gaudi’s whims to hosting the 1992 Olympics, Alex finds out that Barcelona has been shaped by many different things.

Daniel Coll & Paddy Doherty try bungee jumping at Kobae Bridge. They also explore nature and mythology at Takachiho.

After trying out a few adventurous activities in Brac?, Alex Outhwaite explores Diocletian’s Palace in Split.

On visiting the historic town of Nessebar, which is over 3000 years old, Catriona sees that there is much more to Sunny beach than meets the eye.

Emeline visits Lucy and Ardi, the ancestors of mankind, and relishes traditional Ethiopian injera in Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia.

Marco Biagioli and Erica Melargo experience the fairy-tale charms of the medieval Old Town of Tallinn, the capital of Estonia.

From Antoni Gaudi’s whims to hosting the 1992 Olympics, Alex finds out that Barcelona has been shaped by many different things.

Daniel Coll & Paddy Doherty try bungee jumping at Kobae Bridge. They also explore nature and mythology at Takachiho.

Marco and Erica learn about Estonia’s troubled past while exploring Narva, the city at its easternmost limit.

Alex Outhwaite explores the offbeat attractions of Zadar, a Mediterranean port bursting with personality.

On her travels across Cambodia, Sukhmani is lost in the wonders of Angkor, the archaeological park that transports her to the era of the Khmer empire.

Radhika Bangia visits the famous monasteries of Paro, and learns the history and legends associated with them.

Emeline explores the ruins of Aksum, the heart of ancient Ethiopia. Next, she tries the Ethiopian coffee ceremony and hyena feeding in Harar.

Rafe visits Chefchaouen and is instantly besotted with the city, much to the confusion of the locals who are baffled by his eccentricities.

Marco and Erica explore the vitality and eccentricities of Tartu. They also get acquainted with the distinct ways of the Seto community.

Alex Outhwaite explores the island life in Croatia, when she visits the charming Rab Island.