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The host learns about the traditions, beliefs and history of Sri Lanka in the ancient cities of Kandy, Polonnaruwa and Sigiriya.

Laneways full of art, a legendary food scene and Aussie celebs in the wild leave Pilar wishing she had more than just 72 hours in Melbourne

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

On the last leg of his action-packed gastronomic escapade across Austria, Chef Jolly arrives at the captivating city of Innsbruck.

Nestled in the Judean hills, Jerusalem has stood for centuries as the most worshipped, fought-over and loved city in the world.

After more than a fortnight of travel, Benafsha and Krisann stop at Bhedaghat for some exciting adventures amid its stunning marble cliffs.

Alex Outhwaite travels to South Africa to know more about its history, and while there, experiences a hoard of things that she had never done before.

Laneways full of art, a legendary food scene and Aussie celebs in the wild leave Pilar wishing she had more than just 72 hours in Melbourne

The host comes to know many interesting facts and stories about the pyramids of Giza, when she visits them.

On the way to Graz from Vienna, Jolly makes an unexpected discovery: a medieval castle on a volcano, which is home to a dungeon of witches.

On a visit to Jerusalem, Aradhana walks along Via Dolorosa, the path that covers the journey of Christ from being condemned to being crucified.

Will Krisann and Benafsha’s safari in Bandhavgarh National Park offer them a chance to see the big striped cat in all its glory?

Alex Outhwaite enjoys the panoramic views of this dramatic range that the Zulu people call uKhahlamba or the Barrier of Spears.

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

While exploring Alexandria’s iconic attractions, the host experiences the sharp contrast of history and modernity that characterizes the city.

Set among the farms and vineyards of Styria, the city of Graz has quietly become the culinary crowning jewel of Austria.

Aradhana discovers the historical treasures of Tel Aviv at Neve Tzedek, the first Jewish neighborhood outside of the old port city of Jaffa.

Benafsha and Krisann’s journey takes them back in time in the medieval town of Orchha, the erstwhile capital of the Bundelkhand empire.

Alex Outhwaite has once-in-a-lifetime experiences at Kruger National Park, and sees a tribal music and dance performance in Johannesburg.

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.

The respect accorded to women in ancient Egypt is evident in almost every aspect of the civilization from the religious beliefs to social customs.

Jolly leaves behind the Styrian region and heads to the Alps, on his adventure across Austria, where gastronomy meets adrenalin.

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

Krisann and Benafsha visit the palace of the Scindias who once ruled Gwalior. And they realize that the royal-residence-turned-museum is an ode to opulence.

The host visits the iconic sights of Colombo, and goes on to take a river safari and visit a turtle hatchery in Bentota.

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.

Sabrina Chakici marvels at the architectural wonders of Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, while also checking out souvenirs at the local bazaar.

From desserts at a historic café to a glass blowing workshop, Jolly discovers all that Rattenberg, Austria’s smallest town, has to offer.

Sabrina Chakici visits the city of Ganja in Azerbaijan, where she uncovers the history at sights like Heyder Aliyev Park and Mausoleum Nizami.

The host loses herself in the colonial hangover of Galle. She also finds out about unique traditions such as mask making and stilt fishing.

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

Located in the heart of the Austrian Alps' most highly glaciated section, Zillertal offers Jolly the thrills of winter in summer.

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

On the last leg of their journey in Madhya Pradesh, Benafsha and Krisann visit the street food capital of central India, Indore.

Sabrina Chakici visits the city of Ganja in Azerbaijan, where she uncovers the history at sights like Heyder Aliyev Park and Mausoleum Nizami.

The host loses herself in the colonial hangover of Galle. She also finds out about unique traditions such as mask making and stilt fishing.

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

Located in the heart of the Austrian Alps' most highly glaciated section, Zillertal offers Jolly the thrills of winter in summer.

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

On the last leg of their journey in Madhya Pradesh, Benafsha and Krisann visit the street food capital of central India, Indore.

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

From the world’s largest mall to a magical desert safari, the host realizes that Dubai is one of the world's most glamorous destinations.

On the last leg of his action-packed gastronomic escapade across Austria, Chef Jolly arrives at the captivating city of Innsbruck.

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

The host learns about the traditions, beliefs and history of Sri Lanka in the ancient cities of Kandy, Polonnaruwa and Sigiriya.

Laneways full of art, a legendary food scene and Aussie celebs in the wild leave Pilar wishing she had more than just 72 hours in Melbourne

The host comes to know many interesting facts and stories about the pyramids of Giza, when she visits them.

Nestled in the Judean hills, Jerusalem has stood for centuries as the most worshipped, fought-over and loved city in the world.