Travel by Dart

In episode, Sorin explores Hanoi, the capital, while touring in old Army jeeps. Armed with a new set of friends and enough energy to tackle any challenge, the hosts present one of the world's natural wonders: the incredible Halong Bay.

Sorin explores the vibrancy of Ho Chi Minh City, the historical Cu Chi Tunnels, and enjoys a boat ride along the Mekong River. Snake shots, anyone? After parting with his gang, he travels to Sapa-the beautiful region famous for its postcard-worthy rice fields-and Hoi An, a colorful village known as the 'Lantern City.'

Sorin moves to Mongolia to follow in the footsteps of Genghis Khan and explore his impressive legacy. The journey begins in the capital city, Ulaanbaatar, and continues with visits to the spectacular sites of Karakorum and the Orkhon Valley. There, Sorin embarks on a nomadic adventure of his own-living with local family along the way.

Sorin explores the famous Gobi Desert and befriends a camel. How did the ride go? Watch to find out. During his visit to a local Naadam festival, he falls in love with the country and promises to return as soon as possible. He then comes back to Ulaanbaatar to get ready for its brand new destination on the world map.


The dart landed in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, so Sorin heads to Fiji, where he dives into the warrior culture of the indigenous people and the history of cannibalism in the region. After experiencing the hustle and bustle of Fiji's most populated cities, Suva and Nadi, Sorin settles in Pacific Harbour and explores local tribal ceremonies.

You might want to watch the local, indigenous cuisine featured in this episode. Sorin cooks with his new local friend Marika and then enjoys a private Meke ceremony performed just for him. Before embarking on a new adventure, Sorin takes a day trip to Malamala, the world's first beach club island.

This episode explores the touristy part of Fiji, with discoveries of the Sigatoka area, where most people go to spend their vacations. However, one golden nugget is the coral planting to save the island and then the exploration of the islands where famous movies were shot.

Sorin dresses himself as a South Korean emperor and goes to see the famous guard change at the Gyeongbokgung Palace. During the stay, he gets to learn cooking some local cuisine, including kimchi and tofu, as well as making the famous South Korean drink called Makgeolli. Here is a delicious show.

This episode starts with a visit to the controversial DMZ area (De-Militarized Zone), where South Korea borders North Korea - a place full of history. To change the mood, Sorin goes straight into a K-Pop tour of Seoul, but also in the countryside to visit the absolutely incredible Garden of the Morning Calm, a place like you see only in fairy tales.

You are in for a treat in this episode: Oktoberfest. Beer. Bavarian dances. The world's oldest inn. Schnitzel. Fun. And much, much, more. This Travel by Dart episode is a must-watch.

Germany is an incredible country to visit. In this second part, Sorin explores the Hohenzollern and Frankenstein castles, as well as the unique Sinsheim and Speyer museums. Additionally, a stop in the city where Elvis Presley met Priscilla adds a special touch to this episode. The new dart throwing ceremony takes place only in front of an imposing, historical castle.

Finland is the happiest country in the world. Sorin explores this claim by discovering the capital, Helsinki, and later venturing into Lapland. He stays in hobbit-like homes and participates in gold panning experiences. The best adventure is kayaking at midnight during the midnight sun, when the light is still on. Additionally, he meets 50 huskies who instantly become his friends.

While in Lapland, Sorin couldn't miss visiting Santa Claus Village! Not only he met Santa, but he also had a serious chat with him and convinced him to throw a dart at the world map on his behalf. Did you know that Santa receives half a million letters every year, even from many adults?