Surviving Borneo

Season 1

6 episodes · Sep 10, 2017

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  • Departures
    S1E1

    Departures

    Sep 10, 201723m

    Actor Henry Golding embarks on a journey of self-discovery before he marries later in the year. Following a rite of passage called a "Bejalai," Henry's search for the nomadic Penan tribe in Borneo's jungle will see if he has what it takes to survive.

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  • Highlands
    S1E2

    Highlands

    Sep 17, 201723m

    Under the guidance of his Iban uncle, Henry Golding's journey continues as he heads to Bario, the highland home of the Kelabit tribe. While there, Henry meets Johnson, a tough but endearing Kelabit, who agrees to help him seek out the nomadic Penans.

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  • Nomads
    S1E3

    Nomads

    Sep 24, 201723m

    With his Kelabit guide, Henry Golding meets up with two members of the elusive Penan tribe. They teach Henry the little-known ways of their nomadic people, including what it takes to survive completely off of the rain forests in Borneo.

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  • Gerawat
    S1E4

    Gerawat

    Oct 1, 201724m

    Soon after a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to learn the ways of the elusive, nomadic Penan, Henry Golding makes his way back to Bario. Enthused by his feat, the Kelabit community decides Henry is deserving of one of their highest honors: a Kelabit name.

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  • Settling
    S1E5

    Settling

    Oct 8, 201724m

    During his jungle stint with the few remaining nomadic Penan, Henry Golding heard that many Penan have now been persuaded to live stationary lives. At the fringes of the Borneo jungle, he meets a former nomadic elder who has now settled with his family.

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  • Inked
    S1E6

    Inked

    Oct 15, 201722m

    Henry Golding is on his last leg of his rite of passage where he meets his final challenge: the "bejalai" tattoo. For several painful hours, he subjects himself to the ancient art of hand-tapped tattooing while reflecting on his amazing journey.

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