Exploring IndiaShortsTV introduces new segment for travel lovers

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Updated At : 01:13 PM Aug 29, 2020 IST

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From spring breaks to summer holidays, the pandemic has disrupted travel plans globally. While the world is yearning to explore, ShortsTV is all set to take you on a virtual tour to some of the best destinations with its new segment, Safarnama.

This will feature episodes from popular shows such as Way Back Home series, Return to Kenya and many others that will take you on a voyage to the enchanting cities and countries captured in a beautiful documentary.

Way Back Home series is an independently produced Indian travelogue that explores the original narratives of young, authentic, passionate travellers as they embark on a road to self-discovery. On the other hand, Return to Kenya is about Kenyan-Indian chef Anita Kerai returning to her birthplace after 22 years to retrace her culinary roots.

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