‘Feelin Alive’ is back with a new season

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Updated At : 01:22 PM Dec 23, 2020 IST

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Discovery channel is all set to bring back the thrill of extreme sports with an exciting new season of its adventure reality series Feelin Alive. This time, the show will be helmed by Amol Parashar and Cyrus Sahukar, and will premiere on 28th December on Discovery and TLC channels.

Shot in one of the most beautiful locations of India, Manali, the show will take the viewers on an adventure trip to conquer the extreme and experience an adrenaline rush that they’ve been craving for some time now. The four-part series will see the hosts discovering the unknown and overcoming their fears. Training under experts, the duo will take part in many extreme sports, including slacklining at Jagat Sukh, canyoning at Jogini Falls, snowboarding at Solang Valley and ATV off-roading.

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