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From a traditional Awadhi korma to Rewa's famous Mutton Bandhwesh, Alex explores the vast and complex culinary culture of India's royal kitchens.

With its medieval castle and breathtaking lake, Bled is like something out of a dream; why then did the owners of the castle rarely live there?

Cairo, the sprawling and awe-inspiring Egyptian capital, has a rich history that transcends beyond books and continues to evolve into the present.

Sommer Shiels gets to know Goa through experiences such as shipwreck diving, finding secluded beaches and meeting an artist inspired by the state.

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

While Hong Kong may be a haven for social media brags, a closer look at some of its most iconic attractions exposes its authentic richness.

Drown in the blast of the true essence of Egypt resonating though the Pyramids of Giza and the Muhammad Ali's masjid. See the landmarks of the capital city of Egypt - Cairo.

Be it recipes that evolved from hunting or dishes that were prepared as offerings to god, Alex uncovers the secrets of royal Bagheli cuisine.

Sabrina visits a quaint town with mountain views and medieval houses, where people make chocolates, red gingerbread hearts and honey.

Seep visits the vibrant-hued Nubian villages on the West Bank of the Nile, which are treasuries of one of the oldest and richest cultures of Africa.

Through the cave and rock cut temples of Badami, Sommer Shiels finds out the intriguing story of the place.

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.

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

From chicken with bamboo shoots to a banana stem dish called Posola Musar Ali Khan, Alex learns to make some popular dishes of Assam.

Slovenia's Soca Valley, a land of aquamarine river rapids and dense emerald forests, was once part of the bloodiest frontlines of the First World War.

Seep visits Luxor, where she finds herself awestruck by the grand monuments that have survived from Thebes, the capital of ancient Egypt.

Sommer Shiels is transported to the golden era of the Vijayanagar empire through the temples of Hampi.

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

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

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

In Piran and Portoroz, two beautiful towns on the Slovenian Riviera, Sabrina peels back the layers of the country's rich heritage.

Alexandria, in Egypt, is a city that has reinvented itself frequently over the centuries, but hasn't forgotten its roots.

From beautiful deer and birds to majestic elephants, Sommer Shiels feasts her eyes on the abundant wildlife in Nagarhole National Park.

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

The host tries whale watching in Mirissa, goes on a bike tour in Wellawaya and explores tea gardens in Ella.

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

From Praetorian Palace to Tito Square, the iconic attractions of Koper offer Sabrina glimpses into the history of Slovenia.

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

Sommer Shiels gets a sneak peek into the traditions, culture and beliefs of Alleppey, during a houseboat sojourn.

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

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

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

'Ljubljeni' means beloved in Slovene. Sabrina's last stop on her trip is the capital city, Ljubljana which, much like Slovenia, has love in its name.

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

Sommer Shiels learns about the local ways of life at the backwaters of Kerala. She also goes cycling along the hills and tea plantations of Munnar.

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.

The Roys' dreamy Maldives return takes an unexpected turn when Manasi's first scuba dive plunges their perfect getaway into uncharted emotional waters

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

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

Sommer Shiels learns about the life of Mahatma Gandhi at Sabarmati Ashram. She also goes on a safari in Gir National Park, to see lions.

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

Think Birmingham and you might picture the one in England. But this Birmingham has steel in its bones, soul in its streets, and a story all its own.

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

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

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

Sommer Shiels learns about the life of Mahatma Gandhi at Sabarmati Ashram. She also goes on a safari in Gir National Park, to see lions.

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

Think Birmingham and you might picture the one in England. But this Birmingham has steel in its bones, soul in its streets, and a story all its own.

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