TRAVEL XP (SD)

A look at the beauty of the peaceful Koh Rong island of Cambodia in the wilderness of the mangroves and the relaxing trip back to Sihanoukville as Sukhmani pampers herself at a spa.

Alex visits the Modern Toilet Restaurant, which is known for serving strange-looking delicacies, and visits Taipei 101 and travels on a city bus.

The host visits the Omo Valley in southern Ethiopia, where the Omo River, which is the largest river outside the Nile Basin, flows, and meets a tribal community.

While exploring Samarkand, Alex visits the Registan Square and Marrakesh and also learns about Ulugh Beg Observatory and Amir Timur.

Heather visits Majdanpek, a city that brings its visitors closer to the treasures strewn across the Serbian countryside.

Alex explores Nantou County and Tainan, starting with a resort and trying local delicacies before visiting Sun Moon Lake.

Heather visits the Manasija monastery and Resavska caves before ending her tour with a joyride onboard the Sargan Eight rail line in Serbia.

In the Maldives, Mr and Mrs Roy seek stillness and connection. However, even the calmest waters have their tormented currents.

The host explores the Jerónimos monastery, Pena Palace and the University of Coimbra that showcase the Gothic and Spanish influences on Portuguese architecture.

Rohan sets out to go paragliding over the picturesque Kumaon mountains of Uttarakhand. He wonders if his partner-in-crime will join him too.

The host travels to some of the most sought-after destinations around the world to learn about the culture and traditions of the regions.

Encircled by prim lush greens, stands a concrete flower half open called the Bahá'í House of Worship, more commonly known as the Lotus Temple.

Just an hour away from Taipei on the northeastern end of Taiwan, Yilan is where modern and rustic Taiwan meet.

Heather visits the Uvac canyon and tries some locally prepared pie before exploring the Kopaonik National Park and Jelovarnik waterfalls.

In the serene country of the Maldives, a married couple, the Roys, search for calm and quiet to nurture their connection. But even the stillest waters can pose challenges.

Alexandra explores the capital city, Tashkent, starting from Khast Imam Square and tries the traditional cuisine before visiting the beautiful Lake Charvak.

Rohan, the host, and his dog, Healer, takes a trip together to go camping in Mukteshwar, a quiet forest village in the lap of Himalayas.

The host travels to some of the most sought-after destinations around the world to learn about the culture and traditions of the regions.

Step Wells of Gujarat are a site of astonishment and amazement. Additionally, like most, step wells are protected sites and hold great archaeological and architectural significance.

Alex tries Dutch food in Leiden, learns about Dutch history at Museum Prinsenhof Delft and visits the local cheese market in Gouda.

Heather explores Belgrade and learns about its architecture and past by visiting historical monuments built during the Roman, Hungarian and Turkish era.

The Cambodian journey continues as Sukhmani decides to travel via lakes and experience the local Cambodian food along with learning a few steps of the Apsara Dance, traditional dance form of Cambodia.

The host visits the Omo Valley in southern Ethiopia, where the Omo River, which is the largest river outside the Nile Basin, flows, and meets a tribal community.

Rohan and his travel companion Healer explore the beautiful landscapes of Nagthat, a village situated in Uttarakhand, India.

Addis Ababa, the capital city of Ethiopia, runs eight years behind the world due to different calculations influenced by the Coptic and the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church.

After visiting the Burj Khalifa, Alex enjoys a traditional Emirati platter, visits the gold market and goes for a camel safari.

Heather heads to Novi Sad, the industrial and financial centre of Serbia, and later goes canoeing on the Danube River.

Sukhmani travels to Cambodia, the land of eternal sunshine and hope. She explores Siem Reap, the city of Angkor, gifted with an enviable focus of history and she fires M16 rifles.

Once a fishing village and now a mega town full of skyscrapers and modern high-rise buildings. The biggest emirate of the United Arab Emirates, Dubai.

Rohan and his travel companion Healer explore Nag Tibba, a popular trekking destination situated on the foothills of Uttarakhand's Garhwal mountains.

The host visits Gondar, the city in Ethiopia, that runs eight years behind the world due to different calculations influenced by the Coptic and the Ethiopian churches.

Alex experiences varied activities in Dubai including trying Lebanese cheese bread, visiting a coffee museum and going to IMG Worlds of Adventure.

Heather visits Pozarevac before exploring the ancient town of Viminacium and the National Museum. Finally, she concludes her day with a trip to Rajko's Cave in Majdanpek.

From Siem Reap to Sihanoukville, where food means spiders, crickets and cockroaches.

Alexandra explores the capital city, Tashkent, starting from Khast Imam Square and tries the traditional cuisine before visiting the beautiful Lake Charvak.

Rohan attempts to get Healer off his fear of water by taking him on a boat ride on the waters of Asia's biggest man-made lake.

The host visits Aksum, a city in northern Ethiopia, which is famous for its tall, carved obelisks, relics of the ancient Kingdom of Aksum.

Alex visits the Modern Toilet Restaurant, which is known for serving strange-looking delicacies, and visits Taipei 101 and travels on a city bus.

Heather visits Majdanpek, a city that brings its visitors closer to the treasures strewn across the Serbian countryside.

A look at the beauty of the peaceful Koh Rong island of Cambodia in the wilderness of the mangroves and the relaxing trip back to Sihanoukville as Sukhmani pampers herself at a spa.

While exploring Samarkand, Alex visits the Registan Square and Marrakesh and also learns about Ulugh Beg Observatory and Amir Timur.

Healer and Rohan visit Rishikesh, where they experience the thrill of river rafting on the spirited rapids of the holy river Ganga.

The host visits the Omo Valley in southern Ethiopia, where the Omo River, which is the largest river outside the Nile Basin, flows, and meets a tribal community.

To get his fear of water, Rohan attempts to bring his dog, Healer on a boat ride and take a trip to Asia's biggest man-made lake.

The travellers embark to engage with the ancient history of the country at the Angkor Complex.

Alex explores the tea gardens and Feng Chia Night Market. He later explores 921 Museum, Miyahara dessert parlour and winds up his trip after visiting National Taichung Theatre and Rainbow village.

The host arrives at one of the biggest market towns in southern Ethiopia known as Jinka and meets different indigenous ethnic groups.

The filmmaker visits Agra, a city famous for its rich culture and ornate architecture built by the Mughals during the peak of their empire.

Heather explores Niš, one of the oldest cities in Europe. Later, she visits a concentration camp and goes paragliding before watching a musical performance.

To get his fear of water, Rohan attempts to bring his dog, Healer on a boat ride and take a trip to Asia's biggest man-made lake.