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

From bizarre theme parks to the world’s largest man-made marina, Sabrina Bussandri visits Dubai’s surreal attractions.

From seeing the world’s first ancestors to visiting the land of the Queen of Sheba, Emeline finds out why Ethiopia is called the ‘cradle of mankind’.

Travelling along the scenic Manali-Leh highway, Alex stops and camps at Korzok village, where she explores the simple ways of life.

From the secret behind the inimitable flavour of Gouda to Amsterdam’s hidden gems, Alex discovers many interesting things about the Netherlands.

Krisann stumbles onto a secret cave that was once inhabited by bears.

From spirituality and nature to food and adventure, Hannah Jackson explores all that Bali has to offer travelers.

Travel lover Larissa D’Sa comes to Rishikesh looking for a relaxing getaway, and loses herself in its natural beauty.

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

Emeline Nsingi Nkosi goes to the Arctic Circle, where she meets Santa Claus in his office. She also tries midnight sun floating.

Alex Outhwaite visits the iconic city, Tashkent, and gets firsthand experience of its culture, food and people.

From markets and temples to a palace that was the headquarters of one of Medieval Asia’s biggest empires, Andrew explores the iconic sights of Seoul.

From a mosque built by Ottomans to a city which stood witness to Christ’s miracles, Sabrina finds out about Israel’s ancient roots.

From the launch of a restaurant to the take-off of an aircraft, take a look at the drama that unfolds in the minutes before the final big moment.

So, you think you have seen India? Beyond the “been there, done that” routes lie a land waiting to be explored...waiting to make you feel alive.

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

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

Situated on the foothills of Uttarakhand’s Garhwal mountains, Nag Tibba is a popular trekking destination.

From the quaint Josefov to the fashionable Parizska Street, Rohan Patoley sees Prague through the eyes of a local.

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

Emeline Nsingi Nkosi goes to the Arctic Circle, where she meets Santa Claus in his office. She also tries midnight sun floating.

Elisha comes to Austria with visions of Habsburg relics, Mozart and Alpine scenery in her mind, but the country has a few surprises in store for her.

From historic Plovdiv to laidback Sunny Beach, Catriona explores Bulgaria and finds herself helplessly drawn to the varied charms of this country.

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

With a rich history dating back to over 1000 years, Oslo’s iconic monuments reveal its evolution through the ages to visitors.

From the sand dunes of Maspaloma to the canyons of the Municipality of Santa Lucia, Gran Canaria boasts a rich diversity of landscapes.

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.

From St. Matthias Church to the Royal Palace, Catriona explores the iconic attractions of Budapest, “the Paris of the East”.

Rohan Patoley visits a brewery at the birthplace of the world’s first lager beer, Pilsner Urquell.

Looking for a break from the chaos and stress of city life, Asmita decides to visit Haridwar, a place which she had last visited with her family.

Sabrina Bussandri visits Dubai’s very own tropical rainforest and a wildlife sanctuary that is home to wild flamingos.

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

From an underwater therapy to a massage that detoxes internal organs, Jamie Srubis tries varied spa treatments at the Chiva Som resort in Thailand.

On a trip to Amman, one of the world’s oldest cities, Shaunak finds himself taken back to a different stage of the city’s history at every turn.

During Elisha’s visit to Oslo, she finds herself in awe of the extraordinary well-designed ships used by the legendary Vikings of Norway.

In Pondicherry, Rohan stumbles upon a restaurant owned by a French expat whose fondness for India and its food led him to the small town.

Travel lover Larissa D’Sa comes to Rishikesh looking for a relaxing getaway, and loses herself in its natural beauty.

Elisha comes to Austria with visions of Habsburg relics, Mozart and Alpine scenery in her mind, but the country has a few surprises in store for her.

From bizarre theme parks to the world’s largest man-made marina, Sabrina Bussandri visits Dubai’s surreal attractions.

Azure waters, white sandy beaches, Mediterranean charm and a riveting history make Malta the perfect destination for an island getaway.

From seeing Komodo dragons to climbing on top of a volcano, Hannah has many thrilling experiences that help her get to the core of Indonesia.

Shaped by volcanic activity, the dramatic and diverse landscapes of Mauritius are a playground for adventure buffs.

Apart from deserts, Oman also has majestic, rust-colored mountain ranges, which quietly hold the country’s history in them.

Different cities in the world have different characters, and our hosts find out how to enjoy the most of it on a short break.

From forts and temples to coral reefs and national parks, we explore the greatness conceived by humans or nature all around the world.

Our hosts go backpacking in different parts of India, and find out why it’s called a ‘backpacker’s litmus test’.

On a backpacking trip across Israel, Sabrina comes across many intriguing facets of this slice of holy land in the Middle East.

Cradled in the folds of the Himalayas, Bhutan’s geographical isolation has helped to preserve its unique cultural identity.

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

Krisann and Benafsha’s adventures in Madhya Pradesh lead them to Satpura National Park, where they set out to explore on a boat.

Without her partner-in-crime joining in her adventures, will Krisann be able to find the best kept secrets of the state's one and only hill station?

Two adventurous girls embark on a road trip across Madhya Pradesh, the heart of India, and their first stop is Mandu, a town of magnificent palaces.

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

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

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

From the Mehrangarh Fort in Jodhpur to the king’s palace in Nimaj, Sommer Shiels gets a taste of Rajasthan’s royal heritage.

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

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

A tryst with the heritage of Cyprus unravels the stories of one of the oldest civilizations in the Mediterranean.

Alex sets out to explore the villages of the remote island of Minicoy and ends up at a local village feast.

Tara Sumner visits Gozo Island, where she tries scuba diving for the very first time. She also explores the Roman and Arabic heritage.

From fishing and boat rides to cinnamon harvesting, Indeya Passfield indulges in the local ways of life in Bentota.

From swimming with century-old turtles to visiting a coconut factory, Alex has many offbeat experiences at Lakshadweep’s islands.

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

Exploring Innsbruck, Kirsty realizes that this Austrian town scores both as an Alpine activity center and as a showcase for Habsburg Empire heritage.

An overwater villa with a clear glass floor, and an underwater spa treatment enhance Kim’s experience of the water wonderland that is Maldives.

While planning to go on the Kailash-Mansarovar Trek, Mohit realizes that the preparation for it is a journey in itself.

On an island-hopping adventure in the Seychelles, Freishia finds out that every island has something unique to offer.

Malé, the bustling capital of the Maldives, is in stark contrast to the secluded luxury of the island resorts for which the archipelago is known.

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

Venturing beyond the beaches and party destinations of Phuket, Elisha Kriis uncovers astonishing cultural riches that many visitors zip right past.

Moeen finds himself mesmerized by the colourful displays of tribal culture at the famous Hornbill festival of Nagaland.

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 explores the unique landscape, the rich culture and some adventurous activities at the Rann Of Kutch.

Rohan Patoley tries the quintessential dishes of Israeli cuisine such as hummus with pita bread and shakshuka, in Tel Aviv.

From seeing the world’s first ancestors to visiting the land of the Queen of Sheba, Emeline finds out why Ethiopia is called the ‘cradle of mankind’.

From bizarre theme parks to the world’s largest man-made marina, Sabrina Bussandri visits Dubai’s surreal attractions.

While visiting adventure parks of wild and varied themes in Dubai, Sonakshi Sajnani realizes that the city is the ultimate playground for travelers.

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

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.

Alex Outhwaite takes a helicopter ride over Drakensberg mountain, and explores the untouched wilderness of Kagga Kamma Nature Reserve.

From the fragrances at the Perfume Souk to a hot air balloon ride in the desert, Sabrina gets a taste of heritage and luxury at Madinat Jumeirah.

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

On a trip to Amman, one of the world’s oldest cities, Shaunak finds himself taken back to a different stage of the city’s history at every turn.

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

Rohan Patoley learns about the history, culture and food habits of Israel, when he tries local Israeli food in Jerusalem.

Emeline Nsingi Nkosi soaks in the stunning biodiversity of Loango National Park, while spotting wildlife.

Sabrina finds herself deeply moved by the Biblical sites in Israel, which narrate the journey of Christ from conception to crucifixion.

Joe Remblance explores Manchester’s cosmopolitan culinary scene through dishes such as Black Pudding, Chicken Curry and Fried Chicken Waffle Pizza.

From a steaming bowl of pho to a fun Cyclo tour through the city, Rohan Patoley checks quintessential Hanoi experiences off his list.

Armed with an appetite, Rohan visits the street food stalls of Delhi, which are known almost as much as its monuments.

Rohan Patoley visits Bali, where he gets himself acquainted with authentic Balinese cuisine, which is both healthy and irresistible.

Salzburg, boasts a culinary scene as sensational as Mozart, the composer who was born here. Chef Joe Remblance enjoys some of its celebrated dishes.

Joe Remblance explores hearty Hungarian cuisine in Budapest through dishes such as Schnitzel, Gundel Palacsinta and Hungarian Lángos.

The local street food of Jaipur is known to be spicy, tangy dipped in ghee and simply delectable. Rohan goes around the city to see if this true.

Rohan Patoley visits Pattaya, where he gets to know about the boldness of traditional Thai cuisine.

Rohan Patoley tries local dishes at a floating market, and learns about traditional Thai cuisine on a cruise in Bangkok, the capital of Thailand.

From the launch of a restaurant to the take-off of an aircraft, take a look at the drama that unfolds in the minutes before the final big moment.

Amritsar, a city which has lent its name to iconic dishes, from kulchas to fish tikkas, is a paradise for street food.