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Long running travel series Intrepid Journeys took Kiwi celebrities from the comfort of home to less-travelled paths in varied countries and cultures. Mondays, 7.00pm, On Demand only.
PG, Having never walked for longer than an hour, former Shortland Streeter, Stephanie tackles trekking in Ladakh, known as Little Tibet.
PG, Kiwi celebrities travel the back roads of some of the world's most beautiful countries. Today: Reuben Wiki, Laos.
PG, Temepara braves India’s packed trains in Kolkata, makes chapatti and learns that Darjeeling is the best place to experience her international adventure.
PG, Former All Black captain Buck Shelford travels to Cuba, where he experiences the unreliable public transport system and hazardous roads, then he learns how to salsa.
PG, Simon Gault tries to make Turkish delight, takes part in a quail shoot and crosses the border into Iran where he is on the hunt for caviar fresh off the boat on the Caspian sea.
PG, Rachel Hunter camps in the jungles of Sumatra to observe orangutan in the wild, gate crashes a wedding, attends prayers at a local mosque and finishes in Banda Aceh.
PG, Oscar Kightley visits Burma/Myanmar where he goes on a five-hour hike, sleeps a night on a bumpy train, and meets a 10-year-old who works full-time running his own street stall.
PG, Having never walked for longer than an hour, former Shortland Streeter, Stephanie tackles trekking in Ladakh, known as Little Tibet.
PG, Anika Moa gate crashes a Mexican wedding and toasts the happy couple with tequila, marvels at the Mayan ruins and meets a Shaman healer in Guatemala.
PG, Pam Corkery gets shot almost as soon as she arrives in Colombia, but lives to swim in crocodile and piranha infested waters before climbing a mountain she thought would really kill her.
PG, Former politician John Banks is in the rainforests of Madagascar searching for lemur. Arriving during an election, he campaigns for president.
PG, Former pro rugby player Glen Osborne has a traditional massage that leaves him lost for words, wrestles an octogenarian, and hunting with an eagle takes his breath away.
PG, Comedian and self-confessed shambolic traveller, Te Radar, travels to Mali and the legendary Timbuktu, celebrating life and music at a music festival in the desert.
