Most of safari Africa is populated with the megafauna we see regularly on TV—lions, savannah elephants, Nile Crocodiles, Cape Buffalo to name a few. There is one area of the African rainforest where that isn't the case.
There is probably no country in the world that has more to do with world commerce than Panama. But Panama is more than just the canal—it's a haven for wildlife.
Exploring the islands of Palau and Guam includes a submarine view of the ocean wildlife, exploration of the battles of World War II, learning the culture of the locals and snorkeling among thousands of jellyfish.
Bill has a dual quest—the first to visit one of the greatest deserts in the world and find out how the creatures and plants survive. The other is a bit unorthodox and maybe unbelievable – he's going to seek, and hopefully find, the mythical unicorn.
There is one place in the world where the mighty polar bear—largest carnivore on earth—can be found in large numbers during a very specific time of the year…Churchill Manitoba, Canada.
Australia is a giant country with diverse ecosystems that make it one of the most interesting in the world. This episode of Travel Quest explores the north and far south of this country…the world's biggest “island”.
They say time heals all wounds, but can it heal the most horrific of all—genocide. On this Quest, Bill returns to Rwanda to see the post-war healing happening in this small, but globally significant country.
There may be no place on earth so rich in wildlife as Brazil's Pantanal. In this Quest, Bill is going to track some of the rainforest creatures he's always wanted to see.
Indonesia is home to thousands of islands and exotic ingredients. But the most famous one is without a doubt, Bali. Known as a respite for travelers seeking health retreats, luxury villas, and lush tropical getaway experiences, Bali is without a doubt one of the most frequented island destinations. But there is a hidden side to it that is seeded in culture, mystery and traces of the grand splendor of Bali's ancient kingdom legacy. To help him explore this, Sashi meets up with Reynaldo De Luna, the executive chef at the legendary Amandari. With Rey's guidance, Sashi gets a first hand look at ancient temple ceremonies, foraging in the true wilds of Bali seeking out cashew, cloves, vanilla, and other exotic ingredients. This is the an insider's look into the authentic culinary side of Bali, something that is completely hidden to the Western world!
Indonesia is home to thousands of islands and exotic ingredients. But the most famous one is without a doubt, Bali. Known as a respite for travelers seeking health retreats, luxury villas, and lush tropical getaway experiences, Bali is without a doubt one of the most frequented island destinations. But there is a hidden side to it that is seeded in culture, mystery and traces of the grand splendor of Bali's ancient kingdom legacy. To help him explore this, Sashi meets up with Reynaldo De Luna, the executive chef at the legendary Amandari. With Rey's guidance, Sashi gets a first hand look at ancient temple ceremonies, foraging in the true wilds of Bali seeking out cashew, cloves, vanilla, and other exotic ingredients. This is the an insider's look into the authentic culinary side of Bali, something that is completely hidden to the Western world!
In his toughest challenge so far, Ash takes on Eagle's Neck – a notoriously steep and dangerous section of the Great Wall of China. But first, he meets tech experts who've been helping to digitally map The Great Wall in an effort to protect it.
Ash has made it to Beijing, where he's meeting Terry Townsend to learn more about wildlife conservation in the region around the Great Wall of China. He also meets two more Wall Protectors and samples local delicacies in Shi Xia Village.
Starting at Old Dragon's Head, Ash continues west to meet a Wall Protector who has dedicated his life to preserving this iconic monument, before gearing up for an unexpected adventure: scuba diving the ruins of the Great Wall of China.
Ash's journey along the Great Wall of China begins at the furthest point to the East, at an ancient section known as the Chu Great Wall. After that, Ash heads to the Shaolin Temple in Dengfeng City, to learn some of their ancient practices.
Jonathan bikes through Montenegro, explores hidden bunkers and Tito's estate, visits Kotor Bay, tries local food, and joins a mountain rescue patrol.
Jonathan recounts his favorite moments and mishaps, including getting arrested in Russia. He places a particular emphasis on lessons learned insight and knowledge as well as experiences gained on the Road less Traveled.
Jonathan Legg hops on 2 wheels to explore the beautiful Mediterranean island of Cyprus. Being in the birthplace of Aphrodite, what better theme than to embark on a mission to find out what Cypriots consider beautiful.
Eric Hanson heads down under to explore the Larapinta Trail and Kakadu National Park.
Eric Hanson goes heli hiking and caving while exploring Canada's first and most popular National Park and neighboring Lake Louise.
Bill had two wild icons he wanted to experience. The first is the largest lizard in the world - the Komodo Dragon. Walking among these massive beasts was unnerving to say the least. The other is Asia's one ape - the orangutan.