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As summer begins to edge out winter, Rocky Singh is back on the road with a fresh season of ‘#RoadTrippinWithRocky’, promising a flavour-packed journey across North India. The new season, airing from March 25-31, 2026, will trace a route from Mathura to Lucknow via Agra and Kanpur, before taking an unexpected turn towards Chandigarh and Delhi.
According to a press release issued by HistoryTV18, the latest season will continue to blend travel, food and culture in a format that is spontaneous, relatable and designed for on-the-go viewing across both television and digital platforms.
The journey begins in Mathura, where Rocky explores local favourites such as Shankar Mithai Wala and Mittal Foods, offering viewers a taste of the city’s traditional flavours. From there, he heads to Agra — a city globally known for the Taj Mahal but equally rich in culinary offerings. Here, he samples iconic spots including Gopal Das Petha Wala, GMB Gopika Sweets & Restaurant and Mama Chicken Mama Franky House.
The road then leads to Kanpur, a bustling city often overlooked for its food culture but known among locals for its vibrant and diverse offerings. The journey culminates in Lucknow, recognised as a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy, where Rocky dives deep into the heritage and distinctiveness of Awadhi cuisine, bringing alive what makes the food of the City of Nawabs so celebrated.
Adding an unexpected twist, the journey extends beyond Uttar Pradesh. From Lucknow, Rocky travels to Chandigarh, Independent India’s first planned city, where he explores how a leading university is shaping the next generation of hospitality professionals, alongside experiencing the city’s iconic eateries. The final leg concludes in Delhi, with a stop at its world-class airport, symbolising the scale and ambition of modern India.
What began as a digital-first experiment has now evolved into one of HistoryTV18’s most impactful content franchises. ‘#RoadTrippin’ has consistently drawn audiences with its engaging narrative style and strong connection with viewers. With over 2 billion impressions and more than 570 million video views, the series stands as a testament to the power of well-crafted, mobile-first storytelling at scale.
The new season of ‘#RoadTrippinWithRocky’ will be available across HistoryTV18 and Rocky’s social media platforms, including YouTube, Twitter, Instagram and Facebook, inviting viewers to tune into the journey starting March 25.
