Cyrus Sahukar and Shenaz Treasury will explore short, distinctive stories from across India in National Geographic's new season of It Happens Only in India.

The show, set to premiere on January 15, hopes to bring viewers closer to the culture, heritage and marvels of the country.

The series will introduce viewers to the PM Museum, Gatka artform, Floating Post Office, Pamban Bridge, Wazwan, Hanle Observatory and Kathakali amongst others.

The 10-part series will also showcase inspiring stories of talented innovators like Mangoman of India, Plogman of India, and Mumbra girls amongst others.

"It Happens only in India is one of our extremely popular series having witnessed immense love and appreciation and for the coming season, we are bringing brand new stories from all corners of our country, each unique and distinctive in their own way. We will have Cyrus & Shenaz who will be seen adding in their own charm and humour to the narratives, making it a compelling watch for our viewers,” said a National Geographic spokesperson.

Shahukar said the show has been a "wonderful experience".

"Our country is full of surprises and I have always been intrigued by the many fascinating tales India has to offer. It Happens Only in India has been a wonderful experience and gave me an opportunity to be a part of the beautiful, unique stories of our country and share them with viewers in my own style," said Sahukar

Shehnaz, who has done movies such as Delhi Belly and Main Aur Mr Right, said she has always been a travel enthusiast and loves exploring new cultures and places around the world.

"It Happens Only in India is where I travel around our incredible country showcasing the depth of stories that our own country has to offer and bring them in my own narrative style. I am really excited to have this show on National Geographic," she said.