SHOWBIZ: Going deep into the Ganges
A scene from Wildest IndiaFrom: New Straits TimesBy nstent@nst.com.my
08 February 2012
From the Himalayan Mountains to the River Ganges, Animal Planet takes you on an exotic journey through India.
Follow the flow of The Ganges, from the glaciers of the Himalayas to the largest bay in the world, the Bay of Bengal.
The Wildest India series is a celebration of the country’s most stunning landscapes and incredible wildlife.
In the series, you will delve deeper into the Ganges to know why it is a lifeline to an array of wild animals. You will also understand how the powerful winds and sub-zero temperatures of the Himalayas support one of the largest and most diverse collections of creatures on the planet, including man.
Wildest India will also bring you to India’s Thar Desert to discover how this harsh environment supports both humans and some of the toughest and rarest creatures on Earth.
The final destination is Western Ghats, a spine of mountains stretching 1,609km along India’s west coast, thought to be one of the most bio-diverse places in the world.
Wildest India airs every Friday at 10pm on Astro Channel 556. Ridhatul Rizki Sayuti Read more: SHOWBIZ: Going deep into the Ganges - Style - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/life-times/style/showbiz-going-deep-into-the-ganges-1.43255#ixzz1lnxcylhq
From the Himalayan Mountains to the River Ganges, Animal Planet takes you on an exotic journey through India.
Follow the flow of The Ganges, from the glaciers of the Himalayas to the largest bay in the world, the Bay of Bengal.
The Wildest India series is a celebration of the country’s most stunning landscapes and incredible wildlife.
In the series, you will delve deeper into the Ganges to know why it is a lifeline to an array of wild animals. You will also understand how the powerful winds and sub-zero temperatures of the Himalayas support one of the largest and most diverse collections of creatures on the planet, including man.
Wildest India will also bring you to India’s Thar Desert to discover how this harsh environment supports both humans and some of the toughest and rarest creatures on Earth.
The final destination is Western Ghats, a spine of mountains stretching 1,609km along India’s west coast, thought to be one of the most bio-diverse places in the world.
Wildest India airs every Friday at 10pm on Astro Channel 556. Ridhatul Rizki Sayuti Read more: SHOWBIZ: Going deep into the Ganges - Style - New Straits Times http://www.nst.com.my/life-times/style/showbiz-going-deep-into-the-ganges-1.43255#ixzz1lnxcylhq
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