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Rate Card 10Dec20 FA Entertainment packs and channels START WITH BASIC ASTRO FAMILY PACK / CHUEN MIN PACK Astro Family Pack With HD 104 Astro Ria HD* 300 iQIYI 503 CGTN 707 TLC HD* 101 TV1 147 NTV7 375 CCTV4 631 Astro Ceria 105 Astro Prima HD 303 Go Shop 2 550 Nat Geo Wild HD* 708 Food Network HD* 102 TV2 148 8TV 391 KBS World 721 AXN 106 Astro OASIS HD 304 Astro Xiao Tai Yang HD* 611 Astro Ceria HD* 709 Asian Food Network HD* 103 TV3 149 TV9 501 Astro Awani 723 FOXlife 116 Colors Hindi HD* 305 TVB Classic 701 AXN HD* 710 Nat Geo People HD* 114 TV AlHijrah 200 Self Service Portal 502 Bernama 727 TLC 118 Go Shop RUUMA 306 Astro AEC HD* 702 Hello 800 eGG Network* 124 Astro Ria 202 Astro Vellithirai 570 Nat Geo Wild 729 Asian Food Network 120 Go Shop GAAYA 308 Astro Quan Jia HD* 703 FOXlife HD* 802 Astro Arena HD* 125 Astro Prima 203 Makkal TV 601 Astro Tutor TV UPSR 801 Astro Arena 122 TVS 335 CCTV4 HD* 704 FOX HD* 817 FOX SPORTS 3 HD* 126 Astro OASIS 321 CCM 602 Astro Tutor TV PT3 852 – 882 27 Digital Radio Stations 201 Astro Vaanavil HD 392 KBS World HD* 705 KIX HD* 129 ART 344 Astro Xiao Tai Yang 603 Astro Tutor TV SPM 231 Astro Vinmeen HD* 393 ONE HD* 706 HITS HD* 146 TV Okey 346 Astro AEC 610 Astro TVIQ Chuen Min Pack A variant of the Astro Family Pack which includes more Chinese channels Includes Excludes 309 | 349 Celestial Movies HD* / Celestial Movies 316 CTI Asia 323 TVBS News 326 Phoenix InfoNews 104 | 124 Astro Ria HD* / Astro Ria 105 | 125 Astro Prima HD / Astro Prima 201 Astro Vaanavil HD 203 Makkal TV PRIME PACKS PLUS PACKS MINI PACKS Dynasty Mustika News With HD With HD With HD* 307 Astro Shuang Xing HD* 347 Astro Shuang Xing 107 Astro Warna HD* 109 Naura 127 Astro Warna 511 CNN HD 516 CNBC Asia 310 TVB Jade HD 351 – 355 Astro AOD 108 Astro Citra HD* 128 Astro Citra 512 BBC World News HD 518 ABC Australia 311 Astro AOD HD* 359 TVB Xing He 513 Al Jazeera English HD 531 CNN 317 TVB Entertainment News 360 TVBS Asia 514 Sky News HD 532 BBC World News 318 TVB News Indo Pek Maharaja 515 CNA 533 Al Jazeera English 517 Bloomberg TV 319 TVB Xing He HD* With HD With HD 320 TVBS Asia HD* 112 Astro Rania HD 212 SUN Music 211 SUN TV 214 Adithya 325 Phoenix Chinese Channel 113 Astro Aura HD 234 SUN TV HD* 213 Chutti TV Learning 398 NHK World With HD* 551 National Geographic Channel HD 571 National Geographic Channel Chakravarthy 552 Discovery Channel HD 572 Discovery Channel Movies With HD 553 Discovery Asia 574 Discovery Science With HD* 232 Star Vijay HD 235 Zee Tamil HD 224 Star Vijay 554 Discovery Science HD 575 HISTORY HISTORY HD Animal Planet 411 HBO HD 431 HBO Colors Tamil HD 555 576 233 556 Animal Planet HD 412 CINEMAX HD 432 CINEMAX 413 FOX Movies HD 433 FOX Movies 414 FOX Family Movies HD New Emperor Kids 415 FOX Action Movies HD With HD With HD 416 tvN Movies HD 307 Astro Shuang Xing HD* 347 Astro Shuang Xing 615 Cartoon Network HD* 635 Cartoon Network 309 Celestial Movies HD* 349 Celestial Movies 616 Nickelodeon HD* 636 Nickelodeon Nick Jr. Sports 316 CTI Asia 373 Astro Hua Hee Dai 617 318 TVB News 619 Boomerang With HD 323 TVBS News 800 eGG Network 813 Astro SuperSport 3 HD 817 FOX SPORTS 3 HD 325 Phoenix Chinese Channel Variety 802 Astro Arena HD 814 Astro SuperSport 4 HD 818 beIN Sports 326 Phoenix InfoNews With HD 811 Astro SuperSport HD 815 FOX SPORTS HD 819 beIN Sports MAX 333 Astro Hua Hee Dai HD* 712 Warner TV HD* 715 HGTV HD* 718 MTV 812 Astro SuperSport 2 HD 816 FOX SPORTS 2 HD 820 Eurosport HD 713 FX HD* 716 DMAX HD* 719 Animax Sports Lite 714 Crime + Investigation HD* 717 Comedy Central Asia HD* With HD* 734 Crime + Investigation SPECIAL INTEREST 811 Astro SuperSport HD 812 Astro SuperSport 2 HD 736 DMAX With HD 315 Star Chinese Channel 821 WWE HD* 841 WWE Premier League ASTRO BOX OFFICE MOVIES 401 HITS Movies HD 822 Golf Channel HD With HD* With HD 404 BOO 823 RugbyPass TV 811 Astro SuperSport HD 812 Astro SuperSport 2 HD 813 Astro SuperSport 3 HD 618 BabyTV 824 Astro Cricket 115 Astro Box Office Movies Tayangan Hebat HD 971 – 972 Astro Box Office Sports 241 Astro Box Office Movies Thangathirai HD Sports Focus Korean 251 BollyOne HD Ultra HD** With HD With HD 498 Astro UHD 3 499 Astro UHD 4 780 Astro UHD 822 Golf Channel 824 Astro Cricket 394 Oh!K HD ASTRO FIRST & ASTRO BEST 823 RugbyPass TV 395 tvN HD 480 Astro First purchase portal 481 Astro Best purchase portal *Note: HD channels are accessible with HD and recording subscription. All prices exclude Government Tax, and are subject to 6% Service Tax if applicable. All information is correct at the time of printing. (Version: 10th December 2020) **Note: Ultra HD channels are accessible on Ultra Box with a compatible 4K UHD TV..
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