TRAVEL XP (SD)
India
TRAVEL XP (SD) is a television channel available in India that focuses on travel and exploration-themed content. Programming typically includes documentaries on global destinations, cultural traditions, and natural landscapes, along with shows about regional cuisines and adventure activities. The channel broadcasts in standard definition and is accessible through satellite television providers across the country. Its content is primarily in English and Hindi, aiming to inform viewers about different places and travel experiences without promotional emphasis.
Previous
15:30–16:00
Unwind
Now
16:00–16:30
The Savvy Nomad
25m left
Next
16:30–17:00
Off the Grid
Schedule
14:45 - 15:00
Landmarks
TV Show, Travel
Built in stone in 1270 by Henry the third, the original York Castle is no more today, but its main tower, the Clifford's Tower, stands as a reminder of the once amazing fortress.
15:00 - 15:30
10 Days Sri-Lanka
TV Show, Travel
No journey to Sri Lanka is complete without taking a train ride to Kandy.
15:30 - 16:00
Unwind
TV Show, Travel
Larissa goes to Rishikesh for a quick, peaceful getaway but ends up experiencing soul travel in the land of river Ganga and the Himalayas.
LIVE 16:00 - 16:30
The Savvy Nomad
TV Show, Travel
While exploring the extraordinary temples in Thailand's Chiang Rai, Emeline begins to uncover the stories hidden in their fascinating architecture.
16:30 - 17:00
Off the Grid
TV Show, Travel
The host explores the tranquil sights of Londonderry, visiting attractions such as the Peace Bridge, Mussenden Temple and Marble Arch Global Geopark.
17:00 - 17:30
Xplore Bulgaria
TV Show, Travel
Bulgaria is quite a revelation starting from Plovdiv's old town to Sunny Beach's friendly atmosphere to the historic sites of Nessebar.
17:30 - 17:45
Best From the Rest
TV Show, Travel
With intriguing places and experiences, Taiwan is an exciting country to explore. Five best places to visit in this east Asian nation are showcased to the audience.
17:45 - 18:00
Landmarks
TV Show, Travel
Built in stone in 1270 by Henry the third, the original York Castle is no more today, but its main tower, the Clifford's Tower, stands as a reminder of the once amazing fortress.