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Series 2 6. Mark Tully: Karachi To The Khyber

6. Mark Tully: Karachi To The Khyber

BBC correspondent Mark Tully travels on the first train for a decade to go through the Khyber Pass, closed since the end of the Soviet-Afghan war.
Duration: 55 mins First broadcast: 9:30pm 17 Feb 1994
Availability: Available for over a year (until 31 Dec 2037)
Series 2 5. Lisa St Aubin de Terán: Santos To Santa Cruz

5. Lisa St Aubin de Terán: Santos To Santa Cruz

Poet and author Lisa St Aubin de Terán travels from Brazil to Bolivia, taking in scenes of both lush beauty and abject poverty, and crossing a swamp larger than Britain.
Duration: 55 mins First broadcast: 9:30pm 10 Feb 1994
Availability: Available for over a year (until 31 Dec 2037)
Series 2 4. Michael Palin: Derry to Kerry

4. Michael Palin: Derry to Kerry

Michael Palin travels through Northern Ireland and Ireland and finds out more about his Irish ancestors, experiences the 'peace train' from Belfast to Dublin and visits Cork.
Duration: 55 mins First broadcast: 9:30pm 3 Feb 1994
Availability: Available for over a year (until 31 Dec 2037)
Series 2 3. Natalia Makarova: St. Petersburg To Tashkent

3. Natalia Makarova: St. Petersburg To Tashkent

Former Kirov prima ballerina Natalia Makarova explores the railways of Russia, taking in Volgograd, Samarkand and the river Volga, and dancing on the railway itself.
Duration: 55 mins First broadcast: 9:30pm 27 Jan 1994
Availability: Available for over a year (until 31 Dec 2037)
Series 2 2. Rian Malan: Cape Town to The Lost City

2. Rian Malan: Cape Town to The Lost City

Author and anti-apartheid campaigner Rian Milan travels across South Africa and wrestles with its troubled past, taking in Durban, Johannesburg and the Lost City.
Duration: 54 mins First broadcast: 20 Jan 1994
Availability: Available for over a year (until 31 Dec 2037)
Series 2 1. Clive Anderson: Hong Kong to Ulaan Baatar

1. Clive Anderson: Hong Kong to Ulaan Baatar

Clive Anderson takes to the railways where he meets a nomadic tribe, visits Buddhist caves, experiences the Mongolian Stock Exchange, and ends up on the Trans-Siberian Express.
Duration: 55 mins First broadcast: 9:30pm 13 Jan 1994
Availability: Available for over a year (until 31 Dec 2037)

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