The land of mountains and pristine lakes! In this episode, Jonathan gets on a motorcycle to explore the countryside. He embarks on a Don-Quixote type journey, alluding to the origin story of author Miguel Cervantes and his "supposed" stint in Montenegro, in a jail cell. Jonathan rides down the fantastically beautiful Kotor bay, learning about medieval armor and the city's history. While on his road trip, Jonathan also uncovers Tito's secret bunker, fully exploring the lavish estate on his own whims – as well as abandoned submarine silos, hidden bunkers from the Soviet era, and much more. No trip to Montenegro is complete without a visit to the countryside, this is where Jonathan comes across authentic cuisine, and a rescue mission with volunteers that patrol the harsh but beautiful mountains of Montenegro.

This episode summarizes the best receipes seen in the previous eleven airings, so that the audience can write down the best tricks by the Seafaring Chef and enoy the most interesting preparations.

Bali is tourism central, but can Jonathan find the Road less Traveled in this idyllic vacation destination? He heads into the jungle with a professional chef to forage a cornucopia of Bali's bounty of amazing local ingredients, from cloves to vanilla, jackfruit to durian, cashews and more! On this theme of hidden Bali, Jonathan learns about the island's temple ceremonies. His search leads him to the mysterious village of Trunyan, known as the village of the dead, with it's open burial sites. Jonathan unearths Bali and Indonesia's massive trash problem, and partners with a NGO that is doing something to combat this global problem. Between eco-green tips from a home-grown shop, exploring abandoned amusement parks, to a sensual awakening class in Ubud, RLT showcases the full spectrum of wondrous Bali!

Jonathan Legg is from California and he thinks he knows Mexican cuisine. This notion gets shattered as he experiences the onslaught of food in Mexico city! Between trying scorpion tacos and dodging shady markets in San Juan, he learns the dark art of sacred drinks, like pulque and mezcal, now turned into social libations. His journey also takes him to Oaxaca where he gets the low down on the fabled Mole sauce, and a long haul to a remote village reveals a secret ceremony that has origins of dark arts!

February 2017 saw me embark upon a travel expedition through Scotland, Poland, France, Mexico, Belize and, (alas!), back. Not only was it the first time I ventured out to Central America, but also the first time I seriously pushed my bravery boundaries to do a whole lot of things I'd never tried before. I'm looking forward to sharing my incredible experience in 5 exciting episodes of our travel series, which really turned out to be a Dream Journey:) I simply cannot wait for more!

Seun Kuti, the youngest son of Fela continued to distill on international stages the legacy of his father, founder and undisputed king of Afrobeat. Supported by the legendary Egypt 80 band in which he officiates since 1997 as a singer and as a saxophonist, Seun Kuti delivered a memorable concert that will remain in the annals of Afrobeat at the prestigious Singapore Jazz Festival, filmed by the Paramax Films teams with 4K cinema cameras !

Korean cultural heritage is universally recognized as exceptional and beautiful, but how do foreigners really feel about experiencing Korean heritage in person? Fabian Corbineau, a French model and actor based in South Korea, explores the Korea the real way in this story-doing documentary show.

There are people who move the hearts of people with the trampoline, backboard and a basketball. It is the acrobatic basketball team. The acrobatic basketball is the sport which combines the acrobatics and basketball and sublimates in art, and the world's best team "Lords of Gravity" from Hungary is gaining much popularity. This team with 5 members had their first performance in Siberia, and continues in the US and Europe. They never miss a movement to leap higher and further to show their audiences the best within 30 minutes of the performance. They fly high wherever if a trampoline can be set and they could be together with audiences.

This extraordinary edition of La Bohème was directed by one of Italy's greatest film directors, Ettore Scola during the 60th Puccini Festival in Torre del Lago, Italy. The sets were designed by his close collaborator Luciano Ricceri. La Bohème boasts an exceptional cast made up of the extraordinary Daniela Dessi in the role of Mimi, Fabio Armiliato as Rodolfo, Alessandro Luongo as Marcello and Alida Berti in the role of Musetta.

This extraordinary edition of La Bohème was directed by one of Italy's greatest film directors, Ettore Scola during the 60th Puccini Festival in Torre del Lago, Italy. The sets were designed by his close collaborator Luciano Ricceri. La Bohème boasts an exceptional cast made up of the extraordinary Daniela Dessi in the role of Mimi, Fabio Armiliato as Rodolfo, Alessandro Luongo as Marcello and Alida Berti in the role of Musetta.

Japanese Punk (Tokyo, Japan): One manifestation of the leather jacket through the eyes of Japanese punk rockers. Jane Motorcycle Jackets (Brooklyn, NY): One perspective on the traditional motorcycle jacket as defined by Jane Motorcycles in Brooklyn. Jeff Hamilton Championship Jackets (Los Angeles, CA): Jeff Hamilton's infamous Championship jackets of the 90's.

Easy island vibes, lots of amazing local rum, brilliant natural landscapes and those amazing beaches! Of course, Island Hunter is in Jamaica! But in this episode, host Liesel Hlista shows you a different side of the Irie nation; away from the hordes of people unleashed via cruise liners! She starts off with a quick glimpse and an impromptu jam session at the birthplace of Bob Marley, Trench town, noshes on the most delicious ice cream this side of the hemisphere, and plunges into Mystic mountain's waterfalls. Jamaica is known for being the home of the all-inclusive resort and Liesel finds out exactly why that is – with stays at Ian Fleming inspired Golden eye Hotel as well as Sunset at the Palms! Lazy tubing down the river, limestone foot massages, topped up with historic food tours and experiencing local cuisines such as jerk chicken and the amazing seafood; this is Jamaica, Island Hunter style!

On this special edition of AHWD, we share some of our favorite places to stay in America!

The taste of Chinese medicinal herbs, bitter flavor is said to clear """heat""", strengthen the stomach, and promote salivation. Bitterness in often found in Chinese cooking, but rarely used alone. Christine cooks a popular local bitter ingredient with Asian Food TV star Ili Sulaiman in Kuala Lumpur and makes a less than delicious visit to a Traditional Chinese Medicine shop, experiencing firsthand the power of bitter herbs. Christine is presented with a Chinese philosophy around bitter and learns how this philosophy applies to keeping Chinese heritage alive in Malaysia. The Chinese concept of "in bitter there is sweetness" is applied to immigration and restoration as Christine makes a memorial visit to Penang island where she meets the engaging and eccentric hotelier Christopher Ong.

A continuation from the previous episode, Jonathan Legg's Mexico adventure takes a new turn; the continuous pumping of Mexico's lakes has caused not only a water shortage, but a seismic issue. He pinballs around the vast city to gain an understanding into this complex issue; a quest that leads him to NGOs to innovative solutions that can shed a light on this issue. Finally, he wraps up his adventure in the beautiful remote village of Oaxaca province where he undergoes a sacred mushroom ritual, administered by the same tribe that brought this knowledge and sacrament to worldwide attention.

Hong Kong is Asia's world city and this episode is a complete 360 from the melee of tropical island paradises. Hong Kong is famous for it's skyscraper strewn skyline and in this episode, local girl Lesley Chiang is on a mission to show a different side of Hong Kong. Her journey starts off in Hong Kong bay where she gets a taste of the 5 star life at the Ritz Carlton. Pampering at the 108th floor spa, dining at Michelin 2 star rated Ting Lung Heen, and beyond! Lesley checks out the art scene of Soho, and PMQ, an establishment geared towards Hong Kong's budding arts and crafts talent. At night time, local nightlife expert Johannes Pong shows Lesley the wild side of town as they bounce around the latest bars and clubs. When it's time to chow, Jowett Yu, a rising star in the culinary world shows Lesley his favorite hometown hang outs; roast geese to yummy sea food bites. Taking a break from Hong Kong island, Lesley also checks out the nearby Lantau island where she gets a taste of zen; from Hiking on the lantau trail to seeing the Tian tan Buddha – this feeling of zen continues as she checks out the colonial landmark turned boutique resort, Tai O. It's an episode of fast paced modern life, top rated seafood and how to find respite from it all. This is Island Hunter; Hong Kong

Life is Elevated in the great state of Utah! Didiayer goes food foraging and uncovers the history of the surrounding rock formations in Moab. Then, Christopher takes a memorable journey down the Colorado River!

Easy island vibes, lots of amazing local rum, brilliant natural landscapes and those amazing beaches! Of course, Island Hunter is in Jamaica! But in this episode, host Liesel Hlista shows you a different side of the Irie nation; away from the hordes of people unleashed via cruise liners! She starts off with a quick glimpse and an impromptu jam session at the birthplace of Bob Marley, Trench town, noshes on the most delicious ice cream this side of the hemisphere, and plunges into Mystic mountain's waterfalls. Jamaica is known for being the home of the all-inclusive resort and Liesel finds out exactly why that is – with stays at Ian Fleming inspired Golden eye Hotel as well as Sunset at the Palms! Lazy tubing down the river, limestone foot massages, topped up with historic food tours and experiencing local cuisines such as jerk chicken and the amazing seafood; this is Jamaica, Island Hunter style!

The series "How Do They Make It" is a journey into the world of complex mechanisms surrounding contemporary man. It's a story about places where exceptional things are being created to make our travel, communication, work, and life easier. In every program, we visit a new place. Our series is about creating unique products but also about the commitment, passion, and work of the people who create them. Each set consists of five episodes about the most interesting production micro-worlds and their operations. The themes of the sets are very diverse – ranging from the big car factory to the traditional glassworks. In the first episode of this set, we visit one of the biggest Polish yacht yards – Northmann shipyard in Węgorzewo. This shipyard produces the popular sailing yachts Maxus and motorized yachts Nexus. In the program, we talk about designing and building yachts. We then show the subsequent stages of their production process, we meet the people who make them and who sail in them. The episode will also have a special guest, namely Szymon Kuczynski – who has sailed round the globe in the smallest, six-meter Maxus 22 yacht, produced at this shipyard.

After sailing south down the Dalmatian coast, and into the Gulf of Corinth, Barinia emerges from the canal to pick up the journey in Cape Sounion. The skipper will continue southeast, and take you through the Aegean, with a brief stop in Mykonos, to finally reach the Lycian coast of Southern Turkey. You will visit the ancient city of Aperlae which was abandoned in the 7th century AD. Barinia will then arrive in the castle village of Kalekoy, to catch up with friends Hasibe & Ismail and their family at the Lykia restaurant. We then join Mehmet and pick carob beans off a tree in the village, then learning how the locals make their pancake, Gozleme. The skipper will explore the village and it's ancient culture where the inhabitants still live in the 2500 year old dwellings of their ancestors.

During the age of Alexander the Great's Persian Expedition, the 'The Seven Sights of the World', a short account by Philon of Byzantium, excited the ancient Greeks about the world's greatest wonders. 2,000 years later, we present 7 brand new wonders, equal or greater to Philon's. These new wonders are selected by 1 million voters across the world, and embrace the finest achievements of the human history.

Barinia arrives in Lindos in time for the skipper and cook's wedding anniversary. They will take you to the mediaeval church where they were married. They will then catch a Lindos taxi (Donkey) through the narrow streets, up to the Acropolis to check up on the ongoing restoration work. You will take in the magnificent views of one of the Mediterranean's finest natural harbours. Patrick and Narelle will then visit their old friend Michali at the Melenos hotel. You will see the extraordinary Lindian paradise that he created, drawing his inspiration from the traditional houses of Lindos. Narelle show you the distinct fusion of Ottoman and Greek influences. You will be taken into the Melenos kitchen to meet chef Gogo, who has an exceptionally inventive approach to Greek cuisine. Barinia then sails to Rhodes, Patrick and Narelle's old stomping ground. They catch up with Vangeli, Narelle's Greek godfather, who updates us with his ongoing concerns about the effects of development on his beloved island.

Three years after making their hit TV and cinema documentary about the history of British surfing, The Endless Winter crew are back on the road and this time they're heading South. Diverse coastlines, curious cultures and perfect waves awaited those who first explored the continent in the 1960s. 50 years later, we join a new generation of European surfers as they trace the steps of the pioneering few who first tackled Europe's waves and sculpted its extraordinary surf scene. British surfer Mark "Egor" Harris travels to 7 European countries, tackling the best waves with local pro surfers and meeting the national heroes of the sport.

Multi-instrumentalist, producer and singer, Taylor McFerrin is the eldest son of famous jazz singer Bobby McFerrin. Things are getting serious when the label Flying Lotus, Brainfeeder, takes Taylor McFerrin under his wing for his first album. Facing a futuristic electro-soul, his album Early Riser which appeared in July 2014 among its guests Nai Palm, Emily King, RYAT, Robert Glasper & Thundercat and, on the track "Invisible / Visible". That shows the exceptional talent of this singer who delivers a breathtaking performance at the prestigious Singapore jazz festival, filmed by the Paramax Films team with movie cameras 4K!

We leave the bright lights of Vegas and head for the scenic splendor of UTAH. First stop is the Dixie Rodeo in St George for a celebration of Americana and intense cowboy action. The dismay continues in an exploration of Ice Hockey at the training ground for the UTAH Grizzlies where Fletch is asked to be guest goalie for the day. The road trip ventures south to Monument Valley where Fletch fulfills a lifetime dream to photograph the magnificent scenery and meet with local Navajo residents to explore their connection with the land.