This March, Sony BBC Earth will present ‘Women’s Day Special’, a contentline-up that will dive into a day of inspiring travel and exploration. Viewers will embark on adventures as celebrated female presenters Sue Perkins and Joanna Lumley guide them through diverse landscapes and cultures. Perkins will navigate the Ganges, explore Japan's blend of tradition and modernity, and brave treacherous terrains. Lumley will trace the Silk Road, reveal hidden sides of European cities, and uncover the origins of beloved spices.

‘Women’s Day Special’ will commence with ‘Joanna Lumley's Silk Road’, an expansive exploration across continents and cultures. From Venice, Lumley's eastbound journey will allow viewers to witness the dramatic landscapes of Cappadocia, the architectural wonders of Uzbekistan, and the serene Kyrgyzstan. In ‘The Ganges With Sue Perkins’, Perkins will explore the Ganges, from its sacred Himalayan origin to its vast expanse, revealing modern India. She will meet the people who define the river, including holy men, climate refugees, and pilgrims, showcasing the river's significance.  

Following this, ‘Joanna Lumley’s Great Cities Of The World’ will unveil the secret sides of Europe's major cities. Lumley will explore Paris, Rome, and Berlin, meeting locals and experiencing the cities' rich and varied cultures. In ‘Japan With Sue Perkins’, Japan's unique blend of ancient tradition and cutting-edge technology, from Tokyo's neon streets to remote artisan villages, will reveal a nation balancing its past and future.  

For adventure enthusiasts, ‘World’s Most Dangerous Roads’ will showcase Sue Perkins taking on extreme challenges, from Alaska's icy Dalton Highway to the historically perilous Ho Chi Minh Trail. The journey will conclude with ‘Joanna Lumley’s Spice Trail Adventure’, where Lumley will explore the spice trade, uncovering its historical and cultural significance.

Viewers can tune in to Sony BBC Earth on March 8, 2025, from 09:00 AM onwards, to experience a journey of cultural exploration and adventure with ‘Women’s Day Special’.