• Genghis Khan Square - MEET AT SUKHBAATAR SQUARE —

Join at the Sukhbaatar statue, holding a Serey Travel sign. This is where the journey begins.

DISCOVER THE ULAANBAATAR I LOVE —

Embark on a 7 km walk through neighborhoods rarely explored by tourists. Pass by markets, schoolyards, the railway district where soda was sold in childhood, and the park where family gatherings took place every Children’s Day. Stories of these places will be shared.

EXPERIENCE MY HOME —

Reach a tenth-floor apartment with a city view. Enjoy herbal tea and learn Shagai, a traditional Mongolian ankle bone game.

COOK TSUIVAN TOGETHER —

Head to the kitchen. Roll the dough, cut the noodles, prepare the ingredients, and cook Tsuivan, just as it was learned at home.

ENJOY THE MEAL YOU CREATED —

When seated, the meal is yours to enjoy. It was made by you. Share it around the table.

BRING A PIECE OF MONGOLIA HOME —

Leave satisfied, with a Tsuivan recipe, a Shagai set, and cherished memories of the day.

• Hands-on Tsuivan cooking experience in a Mongolian home
• English-speaking local host throughout the experience
• Personal stories and local insights shared throughout the experience
• Guided walk through everyday Ulaanbaatar (approximately 7 km)
• Introduction to Shagai, a traditional Mongolian ankle bone game
• Vegetarian Tsuivan available on request
• Tsuivan recipe card to take home
• Mongolian herbal tea, filtered water, and light snacks
• Shagai set to take home
• Homemade Tsuivan meal shared at the family dining table

• Alcoholic beverages
• Personal purchases
• Gratuities

Come with an appetite. Spend a day discovering Ulaanbaatar through the places, food, and stories that make it feel like home.

The day begins at Sukhbaatar Square, then moves through the everyday side of Ulaanbaatar beyond the typical sightseeing route. Visitors will see local markets, schoolyards, the railway district, and spots most people pass by without knowing their stories. Along the way, the Operator shares what growing up here has taught them about the city and everyday Mongolian life.

Next, the group heads home to a tenth-floor apartment with the city spread out below. Over herbal tea, the pace slows down while learning Shagai, a traditional Mongolian ankle bone game, before moving into the kitchen.

Guests roll the dough, cut the noodles, prepare the ingredients, and cook Tsuivan with their own hands, the way it’s made in Mongolian homes.

By the time everyone sits down, the meal is theirs. They made it.

This is a small-group experience with no script and no rush — just a day of walking, cooking, stories, and everyday life in a Mongolian home.

• Approximately 7 km of walking on mostly flat, paved streets
• Suitable for anyone comfortable walking for a few hours
• Wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather
• Children aged 10 and above are welcome
• Vegetarian Tsuivan is available for guests with dietary restrictions, please request at time of booking

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.