Ed Petrie and friends find the most unusual places in Asia, including a street in Osaka famous for its street food and giant signs. Show more
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Ed Petrie and his friends find the most unusual places in Asia. Ed and Inel take a boat trip on the famous Kerala backwaters. Show more
Ed Petrie and his friends find the most unusual places in Asia. Ed and Naomi aim to become kung fu masters in a day. Show more
Ed Petrie and his friends find the most unusual places in Asia. Ed and Chris visit the Hawa Mahal in Jaipur, otherwise known as the Palace of the Winds. Show more
Ed Petrie and his friends find the most unusual places in Asia. Ed and Chris visit a temple in Deshnoke, India, filled with 20,000 rats! Show more
The gang discover 700-year-old hutongs in China, explore ancient-looking temples in Thailand and check out a 3D-printed building in the UAE. Show more
The gang get caught up with some traditional Keralan fishing skills in India, visit a cat cafe in Tokyo and brush up on their calligraphy in China. Show more
In China, Ed Petrie and his CBBC mates taste a hot pot that includes cooked brains in its ingredients list and race down a river in traditional wooden washtubs in Japan. Show more
Ed Petrie and his CBBC mates use the magic of television to get to the top of Wudang Mountain in China and taste durian, the world's smelliest fruit, in Malaysia. Show more
Ed Petrie and his CBBC mates try out tai chi with local pensioners in a park in China and meet some legendary scary monsters called Namahage in Japan. Show more
The gang visit the Temple of Heaven in China, an unusual chicken restaurant in Thailand and an ancient observatory in India. Show more
The world's tallest building in the UAE, a collection of kaleidoscopes in Japan and a song about tea in China. Show more
The gang visit a spice market in India and the Batu Caves in Malaysia. They also dance with ninjas in Japan and see elephants in Sri Lanka. Show more
The gang take part in a belly button festival, a giant sandal race and wooden washtub challenge in Japan, and ride in tuk-tuk taxis in Sri Lanka. Show more
Ed Petrie and Iain Stirling take in the sights of Dubai, and introduce some of the best songs from the series packed into one singalong show. Show more