Program Travelxp HD

While exploring the ruins of a powerful Roman settlement in Viminacium, Heather stumbles upon the remains of a million-year-old female woolly mammoth.

One rookie, one snowstorm, one giant slope — Robbie swaps city life for ski life in the wild winter playground of Kungsberget.

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

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

While learning to prepare a Naga pork delicacy, Alex gets an understanding of the different dishes and cooking styles of Nagaland’s tribes.

In Roing, Roshni visits the local market and tries an infamous chilli that has reduced seasoned foodies to tears.

Heather explores Serbia’s largest national park, the Djerdap National Park, where she finds herself transfixed with the astounding Iron Gates gorge.

Robbie steps into a fairytale on the island of Gotland — medieval walls, mysterious lagoons, and rugged beauty collide in this windswept wonderland.

Christina is in Frankfurt and receives light shower rains.She decides to beat the rains and head out to one of the smaller towns.

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

From traditional smoked pork in Nagaland to frog meat in Shillong, Alex finds out the secrets of tribal cuisine in Nagaland.

Attending a tea festival in Pasighat gives Roshni the chance to savour some of the most premium varieties of tea produced in Arunachal Pradesh.

Heather visits the site of the first mass escape in occupied Europe at Niš, where she comes to know the story of an impossibly daring prison break.

Crayfish safaris, floating saunas, and fika breaks galore — Robbie slows it down on Sweden’s effortlessly cool west coast.

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

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.

While cooking the local fish of the Jaintia region of Meghalaya, Alex also gets acquainted with the culinary heritage of Sylhet in Bangladesh.

From paragliding to ziplining, the adventures Roshni has in Mechuka give her an intense adrenaline rush.

From the murals of a monastery in Despotovac to a 19th century experience in Zlatibor, Heather soaks in Serbia’s cultural vivacity.

From epic waterfalls to hidden street art and one last party in Gothenburg — Robbie’s Swedish story ends with a cinematic splash.

Jamie Srubis tries spa treatments, which are exclusive at the Fusion Maia resort in Da Nang, Vietnam, such as the Natural Living Massage.

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

Heather visits the stunning Uvac canyons, where she encounters the rare griffon vulture and takes a boat ride to a secret cave.

Jamie Srubis tries many different spa treatments, which leave her skin glowing, at the Movenpick Resort in Jordan.

In Sindhudurg, Charlie uncovers Konkan flavours shaped by tides and tradition, and somewhere along the coast, inspiration quietly finds him.

A blend of Bhutan’s Dzong architecture and modern design and enhanced with classical hand-drawn Buddhist murals, Taj Tashi lies in the midst of tall mountains and lush landscapes of Thimphu.

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

In Kolkata, Alex meets Rajiv Neogi and Siddhartha Bose, food experts who introduce her to some of the forgotten dishes of Bengali cuisine.

Heather visits the stunning Uvac canyons, where she encounters the rare griffon vulture and takes a boat ride to a secret cave.

Jamie Srubis tries many different spa treatments, which leave her skin glowing, at the Movenpick Resort in Jordan.

In Sindhudurg, Charlie uncovers Konkan flavours shaped by tides and tradition, and somewhere along the coast, inspiration quietly finds him.

A blend of Bhutan’s Dzong architecture and modern design and enhanced with classical hand-drawn Buddhist murals, Taj Tashi lies in the midst of tall mountains and lush landscapes of Thimphu.

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

In Kolkata, Alex meets Rajiv Neogi and Siddhartha Bose, food experts who introduce her to some of the forgotten dishes of Bengali cuisine.

During his first ever visit to a Buddhist temple in the city of Kandy, Mohit witnesses one of the most important relics of Lord Buddha- his tooth!

Alex meets some veteran sweet shop owners in Kolkata, who teach her to prepare forgotten Bengali sweets.

From iconic sights like Prague Castle to offbeat attractions like the Strahov Monastic Brewery, Catriona Strachan discovers different sides to Prague.

Robbie’s adventures in Perth kick off with him immersing himself in the historic grandeur of the Scone Castle.

Charlie’s journey across his homeland brings him to the birthplace of tequila, the iconic Mexican spirit to understand what makes it irresistible.

Driek is mesmerized by the fairytale charms of Sintra with its turreted palaces, castle ruins and lavish mansions.

In the ancient city of Anuradhapura, home to the sapling of the tree under which Buddha attained Enlightenment, Mohit finds deep bliss.

Called ‘khad maas’, game meat in Rajasthan used to be slow-cooked in underground pits by soldiers to ensure that enemy troops didn’t see any fire.

From the Perperikon fort to the Sofia Central Market, Catriona explores the cultural treasures of Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria.

At the Highland Games in Perth, Robbie is faced with one of the most important rites of passage for a true Highlander: the caber toss.

From the towering Peña de Bernal monolith to the Queretaro wine region, Charlie visits some of Mexico’s lesser-known cultural gems.

From an ancient monastery and center of learning to one of the world’s oldest universities, welcome to Coimbra, Portugal’s university town.

The stone-walled dungeons of Fort Santiago, in Manila, were once witnesses of the most gruesome events in Philippine history.

Alex discovers the ingenuity and artistry of Rajasthani cuisine, as she learns to make a traditional meat preparation, which uses meat leftovers.

Exploring Brussels makes Catriona realize that it’s the city where historic meets hip, eccentric meets futuristic and traditional meets cosmopolitan.

Nestled in the craggy embrace of Aberdeenshire's hills, Robbie stumbles upon the Scotland less bragged about.

Charlie Rubio visits one of the many ‘indigenous paradises’ across Mexico, where he gets a chance to visit a hidden heron sanctuary on an island.

Driek soaks in the old-world atmosphere of Porto and sets out to sample the city’s famous port wine.

Elisha heads to Bohol, in Philippines, to see the unique Chocolate Hills consisting of 1268 hills that are mysteriously identical in shape.

After finding his grandparents’ handwritten recipes, Vikramaditya Sodawas, the owner of Karni Fort, decided to revive his family’s prized recipes.

Jamie Srubis learns more about Ayurveda through the traditional spa treatments at the Kumarakom Lake Resort in Kerala.

In the enchanting landscapes of Inverness, Robbie's journey takes a whimsical turn: from eccentric to downright magical.

In Monterrey, one of Mexico’s ‘Pueblo Magicos’, Charlie heads straight to a canyon, where the locals go to have ‘beer and barbecue’ picnics.

Driek visits the vineyards of Douro valley, one of the oldest demarcated wine regions in the world.

The Boracay island of Philippines has all the right ingredients for a fun day: sugar-white beaches, water adventures and live Filipino music.

Alex visits Karni Fort and Fort Begu in Rajasthan, where she unearths some prized dishes of the nobilities.

On a luxurious getaway in Dubai, Sonakshi finds out that no destination does extravagance better than this “City of Gold”.

The grand finale of Robbie’s wild homecoming unfolds amidst the rugged beauty of the Isle of Skye.

What began as an adventurous getaway in Santiago unexpectedly transforms into a spiritually moving experience for Charlie!

Rohit and Manasi take a romantic trip to AlUla, where traditional Arab hospitality and the mysteries of an ancient kingdom beckon.

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.

Hungry for stories and flavours of a bygone kingdom, Alex meets Rana Sawai Harisingh II, the 24th descendant to the royal family of Begu.

Jamie Srubis tries out basic Ayurvedic spa treatments such as the Four-Hands Synchronous Massage at the Vasundhara Sarovar Premiere Resort in Kerala.

The Khajuraho group of temples have awed generations with their architectural brilliance, intricate carvings and their famous erotic sculptures.

In Cuatro Ciénegas, Charlie finds himself uncovering the wonders of the destination, one more surreal than the other.

From the tower of Belém to the Jeronimos Monastery, the sights of Lisbon narrate stories about Portugal’s maritime voyages of discovery.

At the monumental Lion Paws Gate of a 5th century Sri Lankan fortress, full of centuries-old rock paintings, Mohit is all set to relive a bygone era.

Robbie’s journey to reconnect with his Scottish roots begins in Edinburgh, the stunning capital city perched on extinct volcanoes.

Here is a guide to the top five enriching experiences in Ethiopia, the “cradle of mankind”, which will nourish your soul.

The Museum of Broken Relationships in Croatia is a quirky place with objects that detail the history of broken hearts around the world.

On the map of Mexico, Tlaquepaque looks like just another suburb of Guadalajara, but Charlie knows that there is more to this town than meets the eye.

Many European colonies vied for dominance and cultural supremacy in Bengal. As a result, its cuisine imbibed many Western influences.

From the tower of Belém to the Jeronimos Monastery, the sights of Lisbon narrate stories about Portugal’s maritime voyages of discovery.

At the monumental Lion Paws Gate of a 5th century Sri Lankan fortress, full of centuries-old rock paintings, Mohit is all set to relive a bygone era.

Robbie’s journey to reconnect with his Scottish roots begins in Edinburgh, the stunning capital city perched on extinct volcanoes.

Here is a guide to the top five enriching experiences in Ethiopia, the “cradle of mankind”, which will nourish your soul.

The Museum of Broken Relationships in Croatia is a quirky place with objects that detail the history of broken hearts around the world.

On the map of Mexico, Tlaquepaque looks like just another suburb of Guadalajara, but Charlie knows that there is more to this town than meets the eye.

Many European colonies vied for dominance and cultural supremacy in Bengal. As a result, its cuisine imbibed many Western influences.

From the towering Peña de Bernal monolith to the Queretaro wine region, Charlie visits some of Mexico’s lesser-known cultural gems.

At the Highland Games in Perth, Robbie is faced with one of the most important rites of passage for a true Highlander: the caber toss.

From an ancient monastery and center of learning to one of the world’s oldest universities, welcome to Coimbra, Portugal’s university town.

From the Perperikon fort to the Sofia Central Market, Catriona explores the cultural treasures of Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria.

Called ‘khad maas’, game meat in Rajasthan used to be slow-cooked in underground pits by soldiers to ensure that enemy troops didn’t see any fire.

In the ancient city of Anuradhapura, home to the sapling of the tree under which Buddha attained Enlightenment, Mohit finds deep bliss.

Charlie Rubio visits one of the many ‘indigenous paradises’ across Mexico, where he gets a chance to visit a hidden heron sanctuary on an island.

Nestled in the craggy embrace of Aberdeenshire's hills, Robbie stumbles upon the Scotland less bragged about.

Driek soaks in the old-world atmosphere of Porto and sets out to sample the city’s famous port wine.

Exploring Brussels makes Catriona realize that it’s the city where historic meets hip, eccentric meets futuristic and traditional meets cosmopolitan.

Alex discovers the ingenuity and artistry of Rajasthani cuisine, as she learns to make a traditional meat preparation, which uses meat leftovers.

The stone-walled dungeons of Fort Santiago, in Manila, were once witnesses of the most gruesome events in Philippine history.

In Monterrey, one of Mexico’s ‘Pueblo Magicos’, Charlie heads straight to a canyon, where the locals go to have ‘beer and barbecue’ picnics.

In the enchanting landscapes of Inverness, Robbie's journey takes a whimsical turn: from eccentric to downright magical.