In the cheerful opening episode of the travel series, we meet the host Leho Lehis, get a glimpse into Arabian culture and rules, and finally arrive in a city where, figuratively speaking, money grows on trees. Welcome to Dubai!

Once a year, Arab countries observe a holiday called Ramadan, which means that from sunrise to sunset, eating and drinking are not allowed. Unfortunately, our travel group has arrived in Dubai precisely during this time. We try to cope with Ramadan and find ourselves surrounded by the hustle and bustle of Dubai's marketplace sparrows.

The adventures in Dubai continue! A young Estonian woman, Terje, packed up her belongings several years ago and moved to Dubai. Today, she's building a dazzling career in the hospitality industry. Meanwhile, host Leho Lehis finds himself in Dubai's indoor ski resort.

Real estate is highly valued in Dubai. Sandra, originally from Viljandi, has made her way into the Dubai property business - and she’s doing exceptionally well! She takes us along to work, where we get a glimpse of Dubai’s luxury real estate scene. In the second half of the episode, we let loose in Dubai’s Legoland!

There aren’t many families who have sold their property in Estonia and moved the whole family to live in Dubai. Fortune favors the bold, and one of the brave ones is Reet Kivi with her family. Let’s pay a visit to the Kivi family in Dubai.

Meetings with Estonians in Dubai continue. This time, our host is artist Toomas, who works as a university lecturer in the United Arab Emirates. We take a closer look at how and where Toomas lives. We also visit the world’s largest artificial rainforest.

There’s no doubt that the party never stops in any million-person city. Estonian young man Keit manages a large part of Dubai’s nightlife - he’s a club manager in the city. This time, we learn how stressful it can be to be an Estonian in Dubai. Additionally, we visit the world’s largest shopping mall, where navigating requires a GPS device.

Best friends Mari-Liis and Kristiine have truly settled in Dubai. They have good jobs, friends, and a place to live. Let’s visit the Estonian girls and see how they live. In the second half of the episode, the girls take us to a place filled with millions of flowers and plants.