Tonight | Sue Perkins: Lost In Thailand on SBS and SBS on Demand S1E1

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Sue Perkins: Lost In Thailand on SBS and SBS on Demand S1E1 – Sue Perkins is set to get lost in Thailand and promises to offer a unique blend of adventure, culture, and humour.

The series follows Sue as she embarks on an extraordinary journey across three regions of Thailand, pushing her limits and diving deep into the country’s rich culture.

Episode One:

Sue explores the breathtaking beauty of the Thai Highlands. She gets off to an exhilarating start by abseiling deep into a limestone cave, aptly named ‘Crazy Horse Buttress.’ But Sue is here to push the boundaries beyond just being a tourist with a ridiculous hat.

Thai massages are famed the world over and Sue wants to try one. Her salon of choice is – a women’s prison! This is a rehab project giving offenders a career option post-jail and Sue is blown away, both by their stories and the massage.

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Then, heading into the lush Thai Highlands, Sue visits the Elephant Sanctuary Chiang Mai run by its inspirational founder, Lek, who has dedicated her life to rehabilitating elephants.

Sue Perkins: Lost In Thailand on SBS and SBS on Demand – New Series Premiere / Thursday 1 August at 7.30pm (3 Parts)

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Sue Perkins: Lost In Thailand on SBS and SBS on Demand S1E1

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