The BBC Earth Experience narrated by Sir David Attenborough is heading to Melbourne at the end of October.

The immersive experience is described as feeling like you have stepped into the natural world as you travel to locations from around the globe.

The BBC Studios Natural History Unit’s television series Seven Worlds, One Planet, is projected on multiple multi-angle screens using the very latest digital screen technology.

Hosted at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, visitors and group bookings will take a majestic 360-degree audio visual journey to explore iconic landscapes and connect with animals on an adventure bringing environments to life.

BBC Studios Australia General Manager, Fiona Lang, said the response to the BBC Earth Experience in the UK has been loved by audiences.

“Seven Worlds, One Planet was a hit when it was screened in Australia on Channel Nine and and on our own BBC Earth channel on Foxtel and Fetch, and I’m thrilled to partner with Moon Eye Productions and Live Nation to bring this experience to Australia for people to enjoy,” she said.

Victoria’s Minister for Tourism, Sport and Major Events and Minister for Creative Industries, Steve Dimopoulos said Melbourne is the only city in Australia that will host the experience.

“We’re backing our major events sector to continue growing because they create jobs, attract more visitors and support local businesses right across our state,” he said.

Tickets go on sale this week for the event which begins on October 27.