Travel
06:00
Globe trekker
Indian Ocean Islands. Ian Wright travels to the paradise islands of Mauritius, Seychelles and Reunion; picture perfect holiday destinations known as the preserve of the rich. Our host discovers, however, that there is much more to these islands than fabulous beaches and crystal clear waters, and it is possible to holiday there on a budget. In the Seychelles Ian snorkels with whale sharks, meets a modern day Robinson Crusoe, takes part in a big game fishing competition and dances the sexy moutia at the annual Creole festival. In Mauritius he tours historic Port Louis, is invited to a hindu wedding and goes to the races. Reunion island delivers up an adrenalin thrill from start to finish as Ian goes canyoning, catches the world paragliding championships and treks to the top of Piton de la Fournaise, the island's active volcano. Del 6. [21626303]
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07:00
Travel Oz
Great Barrier Reef And North Queensland. In this episode of Travel Oz we visit the Great Barrier Reef where presenter Greg Grainger dives with a mass migration of hundreds of Manta Rays off Lady Elliot Island where he follows the experts who photograph and track them. Next we join in the fun at a music festival featuring Aboriginal music in Australia’s top end with guest reporters the two Tims. Then we're off to see the crocodiles and cassowarries of the Daintree rainforests of Far North Queensland and take a trip by train from one end of Queensland to the other. Del 4. [11632939]
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07:30
Distant shores
Erie Canal to New York. Beginning a voyage south from Canada, Paul and Sheryl cross Lake Ontario and enter the Oswego and Erie Canals where they transit historic locks, then visit an abandoned castle on the Hudson River before sailing into harbour in New York. Del 1. [11635026]
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08:00
Culinary Asia
Taiwan. Beautiful Taiwan has more to offer beyond its treasure trove of culture and tradition. Modern Taiwan with more than 500years of dated history is a food paradise with an amazing array of diverse cuisines. Food-loving Taiwanese has adopted a democratic and open mindset towards other influences, be it exquisite techniques of making sweet treats from their Japanese colonial masters or the use of raw ingredients from her indigenous aboriginal people, Taiwanese cuisine adapts into one huge melting pot. The Taiwan tourism authority is on a mission to band together its best traditional food makers to promote iconic street food as the new taste of Taiwan. Del 3. [30129587]
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09:00
Planet food
Singapore /Chennai Pocket Guide. Angela May visits Asia's culinary melting pot, the island of Singapore; well known for its fusion food and one of the best places in Asia to sample Eurasian and Peranakan or Nonya cuisines. Singaporeans love their food and have developed regional variations of the core cuisines that were brought here. Angela cooks and tastes a variety of signature dishes including Cantonese shark fin soup, paper wrapped baked chicken, chilli crab and the delicious and colourful Peranakan sweets. Del 3. [30032007]
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10:00
Riding Eastern Europe
Czech Republic. Bike mad globetrotter Henry Cole goes on an epic 2000km motorcycle ride from Germany to Hungary. Henry leaves the medieval town of Jilhava on his MZ motorcycle heading for Lednice, where he visits the Lichtenstein Palace. On the way to Bratislava in Slovakia he continues his quest for the extraordinary with a liaison in a forest with a Slovakian mushroom expert. Del 5. [83915991]
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10:30
Essential
The Cayman Islands. Christopher Columbus first spotted the Cayman Islands in 1503 but this year it’s Sarah Cawood who’s exploring the trio of Caribbean islands. And contrary to popular belief it’s not all top notch hotels and first class beaches. Sarah gets up close and personal with the islands’ wilder side, swimming with stingray, talking to turtles and getting to grips with the largest native species, the Blue Iguana. She also finds time for some barefoot luxury on Little Cayman where she dives The Bloody Bay Wall and cooks a Caymanian conch!. Del 4. [83923910]
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11:00
Globe trekker
Great Festivals 3. In the third edition of Great Festivals, we sample more of the delights to be experienced around the world. We encounter all manner of festivities from the Up Helly Aa Viking festival in the Shetland Isles to bronco bashing at Canada's biggest Rodeo, the Calgary Stampede, from music and mud at the world-famous Glastonbury Festival to medieval human chess matches and chariot races in Italy. We catch some of the world's most spectacular religious celebrations from Chinese New Year in Hong Kong, London and San Francisco to Christmas festivities in Jesus' birthplace, Bethlehem. Del 10. [32499858]
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12:00
Taste takes off
Chile. Chile is a four thousand kilometre string-bean of a country that follows the Andes from the deserts of the north to the glaciers of the south. In between there's thousands of valleys where life revolves around cattle, fruit and growing grapes. Chile's culinary tradition came about largely as a result of the encounters between two opposing cultures, the native Indians and the Spanish conquistadors. Empanadas is the national dish that exemplifies the country's Spanish foundation. There are many colourful restaurants of Santiago, we visit Café con Piernas, literally translated, coffee with legs and Santiago's risqué coffee bars with their micro skirted (and less) coffee makers. We taste some unusual seafood and cook with chef Coco Pacheco and Kiwi winemaker Peter Mackey talks about the vast Chilean wine industry and hosts an asados, a Chilean style barbeque where a kilo of meat per person is the rule. Del 5. [83935755]
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12:30
The thirsty traveler
Japanese Sock'Em To Ya Sake. More adventures with Kevin Brauch, as he explores some of the world's greatest wine, beer and spirit producing regions. The Japanese live longer than Americans and Europeans. Could it be something to do with what they eat? Or drink?. Here Kevin examines how they turn rice into Sake and use it to flavour dishes like sushi. Del 9. [82204303]
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13:00
Entrada
Horse Tales, Chile. It's off to the Central Valley of Chile today, the home of the huaso – the legendary Chilean cowboy. Roanna experiences their traditions first-hand at a stunning 19th century Hacienda. She shares in the history, the fun and the excitement with other visitors from around the world as she rides one of the award-winning Criollo horses, dines on empanadas and samples the hacienda's extensive wine cellar. There's just enough time to take a tour of the grounds, enter the ring with a feisty steed in full Huaso regalia, and check out the Cueca, Chile's colourful national dance. Del 6. [82109804]
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13:30
Distant shores
Southern Exumas of the Bahamas. George Town on Great Exuma is the main settlement in the Exuma Island group of the Bahamas and from here the Shards begin their voyage north through this tranquil cruising ground. They first stop in the remote Brigantine Cays where they dive in a cave which is home to huge tarpon. Seeking shelter from an approaching ”norther” they discover an unusual characteristic of starfish. In Cave Cay they meet a retired oil baron whose retirement project is to develop an environmentally friendly haven for boaters. In Little Farmers Cay they explore a cave you can swim in and learn the importance of the mail boats to survival in the out islands. Their final stop is Black Point where they meet the artisans of the straw market whose weaving is crucial to the economy of the settlement. Del 11. [82102991]
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14:00
Culinary Asia
Taiwan. Beautiful Taiwan has more to offer beyond its treasure trove of culture and tradition. Modern Taiwan with more than 500years of dated history is a food paradise with an amazing array of diverse cuisines. Food-loving Taiwanese has adopted a democratic and open mindset towards other influences, be it exquisite techniques of making sweet treats from their Japanese colonial masters or the use of raw ingredients from her indigenous aboriginal people, Taiwanese cuisine adapts into one huge melting pot. The Taiwan tourism authority is on a mission to band together its best traditional food makers to promote iconic street food as the new taste of Taiwan. Del 3. [32300910]
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15:00
Globe trekker
Spanish Islands. A new face to the Globe Trekker team, traveller Alex Riley enjoys his first Globe Trekker experience in the glorious Spanish Islands, taking in the Balearics off the coast of Spain and the Canary Islands near Africa. Better known for their partying resorts and overwhelming influx of British tourists every summer, Alex sets out to uncover the less visited aspects of the islands. Starting in the millionaire's playground of Mallorca, Alex discovers that there have been famous residents of Mallorca for decades. Del 6. [95373945]
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16:00
Travel Oz
Brisbane. Greg Grainger presents Travel Oz, the ultimate adventures and experiences in Australian Travel. In this episode of Travel Oz, we’ll feature a colony of Fairy Penguins at Montague Island, koalas at Brisbane’s Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, a trip into Central Queensland on the Spirit of the Outback, the Two Tims clown it up in a charity fun rally and Greg experiences fine dining high above Sydney. Greg goes diving with sixteen other divers as they intercept the migration of Humpback whales off Montague Island. Greg also discovers that seals mimic human behaviour as he rolls and twists with Australian Fur Seals. Greg then has an evening encounter with some of the ten thousand pairs of Fairy Penguins on Montague Island. The hierarchy and lives of koalas are closely examined at Brisbane’s Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary. Discover how many eucalypt leaves koalas eat, why female koalas become aggressive towards each other and the life of joeys before they separate from their mother. Del 5. [82123484]
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16:30
Taste takes off
Hawaii. Hawaii was one of the first places in the world where Asian food fused with western. The Asian styles, particularly Japanese, blended with an American culinary heritage to produce the world's first Asian/Western fusion style cuisine. Celebrated American chef Alan Wong tells the story of the Japanese, Portuguese, Chinese and Hawaiian roots of 'Hawaiian Regional Food.' Seaweed farming, Kona Coffee, vanilla and a most unusual salad vegetable, the core of a palm tree, palm hearts. Del 6. [47270397]
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17:00
Planet food
Barcelona. Angela May visits Barcelona, historic capital of Catalonia and a vibrant metropolis, brimming with culture and infused with the history of Greek, Romans and Arab civilisations. Angela visits uber trendy bar Inopia. Next Angela meets chocolatier Enric Rovira and learns how to successfully construct an exquisite Gaudiesque chocolate tower at his workshop. We then journey to the region of Rioja where we visit its outrageous wine festival where thousands of participants shower and drench each other in wine. Finally we travel north to the Basque region where we visit the restaurant of one of Northern Spain's most famous chefs. Del 1. [95280281]
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18:00
Globe trekker
Crete/Cyprus. Traveller Adela Ucar heads to the Greek island of Crete to learn more about the island's past in World War II and experience its stunning natural beauty along one of Europe's most popular walking trails, the E4. Adela begins her journey in Hania; a bustling harbour town replete with Venetian and Turkish architecture. Adela has timed her visit to Crete to coincide with the commemoration of the Battle of Crete of 1941. Katie Comer starts her journey in the partying town of Ayia Napa. She then free dives of Limassol and catches summer solstice celebrations in nearby Kyrenia. From there Katie goes to the Kikkos Monastry and ends her journey by discovering the divide in northern Cyprus. Del 12. [95291397]
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19:00
Essential
Bay of Naples. It's one of the most beautiful spots on the planet and has been attracting the rich and famous since the time of the Roman Emperors. Danann Breathnach explores the stunning bay of Naples and uncovers a world of sunken cities, ancient remains and of course, some great pizza. He gets under the skin of Naples, dips into the thermal pools of Ischia, and overdoes it on the wonderful limoncello of Sorrento. Del 7. [56771736]
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19:30
Travel today
September. We’re on the road with Gareth Davis as he meets the world’s foodiest writers at Naples’ Festival of the Islands 2010, explores the UK’s second city, Birmingham; and gets all lit up by Blackpool’s famous illuminations. Plus Michal Borejko reports on Poland’s celebrations for the 200th Anniversary of Chopin’s birth. Del 9. [56770007]
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20:00
Great Scenic Railways - 175 Years
New England. David hosts the show from the famed Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania, which boasts one of the largest indoor collections of railroad equipment in the United States. Our travels begin From the North Creek Depot of the Upper Hudson River Railroad in New York. Here, Vice President Theodore Roosevelt learned he was to become President after the death of President William McKinley. This line was built as transportation to what was hoped to become the Central Park of the World in the Adirondack Mountains, establishing the first railroad built solely to create a tourist industry. The glories of the East continue to be featured from aboard the Green Mountain Flyer through the Vermont countryside. It travels along the banks of the Connecticut. Del 1. [56760620]
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20:30
Top Travel
Sallandrouze, France. Jeannie D and Janez journey into the heart of the French countryside where they visit the beautiful Château Hotel Sallandrouze in Aubusson. Janez heads off in search of his parents home in a nearby town, while Jeannie is intrigued by the local traditions and visits a tapestry museum. The two adventurers then travel to the south to the Canal du Midi and board a hotel barge. Del 22. [56769991]
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21:00
Word Travels
Nicaragua. What is an active volcano if not the perfect slope to ride down?. Robin hikes to the peak of Cerro Negro to feel the heat and the thrill of sandboarding while Julia investigates the story of fair trade coffee. From soil to cup she learns how consumer choices back home impact a small coffee-growing community. Things get serious as Robin and Julia examine the controversial trend of poverty tourism, when they visit families making a living inside Managua's garbage dump. Del 2. [56784200]
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21:30
Culture Shock
Singapore. Nick Cheadle discovers the multiple acronyms, the Singaporean brand of English and the multi-facetted business etiquettes of Singapore's multi-cultural, multi-racial, multi-religious society. He even finds out about their unique love for the ”king of fruits”, the Durian!. Del 2. [56783571]
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22:00
Globe trekker
Great Journeys 2. In this Globe Trekker Special, our travellers explore the best mode of transport, whether it is by plain, train or car, we give you a look of how to get there, and the things to see on the way. From the Bahamas, to China, Papua New Guinea to Iran, planes have offered the best ways of reaching the inaccessible, and discovering hidden landscapes. Here our presenters take off in some of the most unusual places, with some of the most unusual passengers, and embrace some of the most breathtaking scenery that can only be captured from above. We then head back down to earth, and continue our journey, with what some describe to be the best and most entertaining mode of transport. From steam to electric, five star seats to dangling from the roof top, the train offers it all and more. Here Ian Wright meets some unusual characters in Ethiopia, whilst Justine Shapiro takes in the beautiful English countryside on one the oldest steam trains running. Del 13. [84600991]
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23:00
Julian and Camilla's world odyssey
Shanghai. Camilla faces her worst fear in Shanghai, acupuncture, while Julian helpfully looks on laughing. They battle it out on the Formula One racetrack, where Julian has a meltdown but at least get a wish on a fish. Julian also tries to rekindle memories of when he lived in Shanghai. With day trips to the cities of Suzhou and Hangzhou it's a packed Chinese adventure. Del 4. [84624571]
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00:00
Essential
Bay of Naples. It's one of the most beautiful spots on the planet and has been attracting the rich and famous since the time of the Roman Emperors. Danann Breathnach explores the stunning bay of Naples and uncovers a world of sunken cities, ancient remains and of course, some great pizza. He gets under the skin of Naples, dips into the thermal pools of Ischia, and overdoes it on the wonderful limoncello of Sorrento. Del 7. [47228934]
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00:30
Travel today
September. We’re on the road with Gareth Davis as he meets the world’s foodiest writers at Naples’ Festival of the Islands 2010, explores the UK’s second city, Birmingham; and gets all lit up by Blackpool’s famous illuminations. Plus Michal Borejko reports on Poland’s celebrations for the 200th Anniversary of Chopin’s birth. Del 9. [34011682]
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01:00
Great Scenic Railways - 175 Years
New England. David hosts the show from the famed Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania, which boasts one of the largest indoor collections of railroad equipment in the United States. Our travels begin From the North Creek Depot of the Upper Hudson River Railroad in New York. Here, Vice President Theodore Roosevelt learned he was to become President after the death of President William McKinley. This line was built as transportation to what was hoped to become the Central Park of the World in the Adirondack Mountains, establishing the first railroad built solely to create a tourist industry. The glories of the East continue to be featured from aboard the Green Mountain Flyer through the Vermont countryside. It travels along the banks of the Connecticut. Del 1. [34012311]
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01:30
Top Travel
Sallandrouze, France. Jeannie D and Janez journey into the heart of the French countryside where they visit the beautiful Château Hotel Sallandrouze in Aubusson. Janez heads off in search of his parents home in a nearby town, while Jeannie is intrigued by the local traditions and visits a tapestry museum. The two adventurers then travel to the south to the Canal du Midi and board a hotel barge. Del 22. [34022798]
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02:00
Word Travels
Nicaragua. What is an active volcano if not the perfect slope to ride down?. Robin hikes to the peak of Cerro Negro to feel the heat and the thrill of sandboarding while Julia investigates the story of fair trade coffee. From soil to cup she learns how consumer choices back home impact a small coffee-growing community. Things get serious as Robin and Julia examine the controversial trend of poverty tourism, when they visit families making a living inside Managua's garbage dump. Del 2. [34023427]
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02:30
Culture Shock
Singapore. Nick Cheadle discovers the multiple acronyms, the Singaporean brand of English and the multi-facetted business etiquettes of Singapore's multi-cultural, multi-racial, multi-religious society. He even finds out about their unique love for the ”king of fruits”, the Durian!. Del 2. [34031446]
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03:00
Globe trekker
Great Journeys 2. In this Globe Trekker Special, our travellers explore the best mode of transport, whether it is by plain, train or car, we give you a look of how to get there, and the things to see on the way. From the Bahamas, to China, Papua New Guinea to Iran, planes have offered the best ways of reaching the inaccessible, and discovering hidden landscapes. Here our presenters take off in some of the most unusual places, with some of the most unusual passengers, and embrace some of the most breathtaking scenery that can only be captured from above. We then head back down to earth, and continue our journey, with what some describe to be the best and most entertaining mode of transport. From steam to electric, five star seats to dangling from the roof top, the train offers it all and more. Here Ian Wright meets some unusual characters in Ethiopia, whilst Justine Shapiro takes in the beautiful English countryside on one the oldest steam trains running. Del 13. [34579088]
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04:00
Julian and Camilla's world odyssey
Shanghai. Camilla faces her worst fear in Shanghai, acupuncture, while Julian helpfully looks on laughing. They battle it out on the Formula One racetrack, where Julian has a meltdown but at least get a wish on a fish. Julian also tries to rekindle memories of when he lived in Shanghai. With day trips to the cities of Suzhou and Hangzhou it's a packed Chinese adventure. Del 4. [34555408]
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05:00 (06:00)
Planet food
Barcelona. Angela May visits Barcelona, historic capital of Catalonia and a vibrant metropolis, brimming with culture and infused with the history of Greek, Romans and Arab civilisations. Angela visits uber trendy bar Inopia. Next Angela meets chocolatier Enric Rovira and learns how to successfully construct an exquisite Gaudiesque chocolate tower at his workshop. We then journey to the region of Rioja where we visit its outrageous wine festival where thousands of participants shower and drench each other in wine. Finally we travel north to the Basque region where we visit the restaurant of one of Northern Spain's most famous chefs. Del 1. [34559224]
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