Season 1 Episode 12
Legendary Locations
TV-GAdventure • Travel
Season 114 Episodes
Monuments, Mountains and MonstersS1 E1From a pyramid in Central America to ancient Greek myths, Josh Gates shares the mysteries of the different places on Earth.
Back From the DeadS1 E2From the castle that inspired the home of an iconic vampire to the market where Santa's devilish sidekick stalk and scare holiday revelers, Josh Gates tells the stories of places where legends never die.
Lost and FoundS1 E3Josh Gates investigates the disappearance of millionaire Jim Thompson in Malaysia; Josh visits an ancient city in Cambodia to explore the reasons why it collapsed; Josh observes a celebration of death in Bolivia.
Game of Bones and UnknownsS1 E4Josh explores the beauty of the spiritual realm, showcasing a German basilica said to house the bones of 11,000 virgins, a Japanese ice cave guarded by a dragon's spirit and a remote island where cats outnumber humans.
Last ResortsS1 E5Josh Gates explores legendary places of protection, including a historic military fortress in Gibraltar, drug lord Pablo Escobar's secret Colombian hideaway and a floating kingdom on Peru's Lake Titicaca.
Portals to PunishmentS1 E6Josh Gates explores sites where the journey is the destination, including a visit to "The Death Road" in Bolivia and Turkey's Göbekli Tepe, which may contain the oldest known megaliths.
Crystal Skull ObsessionS1 E7Josh investigates the iconic mystery of the crystal skulls, visiting sites in Belize, Spain and Scotland.
Places of PowerS1 E8Josh explores three iconic monuments, including the majestic Statue of Liberty and one of the world's greatest architectural masterpieces, the Blue Mosque.
Cults Of PersonalityS1 E9Josh explores three locations where people connect with spirits and miracles; he witnesses a celebration held by Pacific islanders honoring a mysterious American soldier, and he visits a portal to the dead in New Orleans.
Secrets in StoneS1 E10Josh explores three legendary locations where stone labyrinths hide something incredible, including a vast city carved deep into a canyon in the Jordanian desert and a South Pacific cave once used as a kitchen by a cannibal tribe.
If Walls Could TalkS1 E11Josh explores great walls around the world, from a cursed fortress along India's Aravalli Mountains to a series of towering metal forks that once defended Britain from the Nazis.
Pi-Rat ParadiseS1 E12Josh explores places where unusual heroes rule the day, from a legendary pirate paradise near Madagascar to a small Mexican town where a wealthy rancher's generosity is celebrated with the most explosive festival on Earth.
Fire of the GodsS1 E13Josh Gates explores places where destruction and creation coexist, from the Chernobyl nuclear power plant to a Spanish festival that culminates in a citywide inferno.
Angels or Demons?S1 E14Josh Gates shines a light on places darkened by the past, from a mysterious California mansion linked to a haunted heiress to a colorful festival commemorating the death of a female demon in India.
Pi-Rat ParadiseSeason 1 Episode 12
Cast
Josh GatesRating
TV-G
Genres
Adventure, TravelMore Like This
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