Season 1 Episode 6
The Travel Bug
Travel
Season 16 Episodes
TahitiS1 E1Tahiti, known for its amazing beaches and aquatic life, also boasts influences from the Polynesian and French cultures.
Papua New GuineaS1 E2Papua New Guinea is a diverse and dramatic landscape, with unique culture, a colorful history and natural diversity.
Japan: Journey Across Honshu IslandS1 E3Morgan sees Japan's famous hot springs, snow monkeys, the temples of Nagano and the ski fields of Kusatsu.- Japan: TokyoS1 E4From the land of the rising sun to the pearl of the Pacific The Travel Bug takes you to unique exciting and spectacular destinations that any traveler longs to see.
- PhilippinesS1 E5The islands of the Philippines, home to unusual animals, unique foods and a colorful history.
New South Wales, Australia: Sydney, Blue Mountains and OutbackS1 E6Morgan begins his Australian adventure in Sydney, crossing the Harbour Bridge before heading west to the ancient landscape of Mungo National Park.
New South Wales, Australia: Sydney, Blue Mountains and OutbackSeason 1 Episode 6
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