Wildest Indochina

Cambodia is one of the most bio-diverse countries in Southeast Asia, whose wildlife and climate are ruled by the impact of the annual monsoon cycle. It is a wild land that creates challenges for its animals.

Vietnam was a land ravished by war but the nature here managed to rejuvenate and it has become one of the most bio-diverse places on the planet. This programme explores how this was possible and shows some of the most unique animals on earth that have made Vietnam their home.

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

The diversity of Malaysia is unparalleled, especially on the third largest island in the world, Borneo, where orangutans swing through the trees and giant saltwater crocodiles lurk.

Thailand is a country shaped by wild forces, where animals face tough challenges to survive. This is a land where tigers are still the top predator and monkeys have rapidly evolved.