Wildest Indochina - Episode Guide

The diversity of Malaysia is unparalled, especially on the third largest island in the world, Borneo, where orang-utans swing through the trees and giant saltwater crocs lurk.

The heart of Indochina belongs to Thailand, where diverse species such as tigers and long-tailed macaques survive in this land of extreme geography, and the mega-diverse Malaysia encompasses the giant island of Borneo, the land of majestically languid orang-utans and giant saltwater crocodiles.

Explore Cambodia, one of the most bio-diverse countries in Southeast Asia, whose wildlife and climate is ruled by the impact of the annual monsoon cycle.

Vietnam is the easternmost country on the Indochina peninsula in Southeast Asia, and around 10% of the world's species live here causing its jungles to burst with wildlife.

Around half of China's birds and mammals live in a tiny region in China's southwest corner. Explore this land of snowcapped mountains, temperate valleys and tropical jungles