• Genghis Khan Square - Meet the host at the base of the Sukhbaatar statue at Chinggis Square (Sükhbaatar Square) — the symbolic heart of Mongolia. This is where the morning begins and where the story of modern Ulaanbaatar unfolds.
• Choijin Lama Temple Museum - As the group walks through the city, they pass this striking Buddhist temple complex — one of the few surviving pre-Soviet religious sites in Ulaanbaatar, offering a remarkable contrast to the surrounding urban landscape.
• National Amusement Park - A cherished local landmark passed along the walk — a gathering place for Ulaanbaatar families and a place fondly remembered by the host from their childhood in this city.
• UBTZ History Museum Улаанбаатар Төмөр Замын Түүхийн Музей - As the group moves through the railway district, they walk by this open-air museum — a collection of old locomotives that showcases the history of rail transport in Mongolia.
• Bars Market - The group passes this bustling local market — a place where Ulaanbaatar residents shop daily, offering an authentic glimpse into everyday commerce and city life.
• Ulaanbaatar Railway Station - The group passes this landmark station — a key stop on the legendary Trans-Siberian Railway connecting Mongolia to Russia and China, and one of the most historically significant sites in the city. This is also the neighborhood where the host sold bottled soda as a child, a place of personal memory.

• Cultural and historical conversation throughout
• Recipe card to take home
• Homemade Tsuivan lunch at the family dining table
• Hands-on Tsuivan cooking session — roll the dough, make the noodles, cook the dish
• Guided walk (~6–7 km) through everyday Ulaanbaatar
• Shagai traditional ankle bone game experience
• Mongolian herbal tea, filtered water, and light snacks
• English-speaking local host for the full experience

• Alcoholic beverages
• Personal purchases
• Gratuities

Experience the authentic lifestyle of Ulaanbaatar by stepping into a local home, preparing a traditional Mongolian meal from scratch, and spending a morning immersed in the city’s daily life as a guest, not a tourist.

Your host, who was born in the Gobi Desert and grew up in a ger district, embodies the journey of modern Mongolia. Each street on this tour tells a part of that narrative.

The adventure begins at Chinggis Square, continues through neighborhoods often missed by travelers, and then pauses at the apartment for Mongolian herbal tea and Shagai, a traditional ankle bone game cherished by Mongolians for centuries. Together, participants will create Tsuivan from scratch, Mongolia’s cherished fried noodle dish, by rolling the dough, cutting the noodles, and cooking them on the stove. Lunch is enjoyed around the family table.

Participants will leave with a recipe card, a satisfied appetite, and a true appreciation of Ulaanbaatar as a vibrant and evolving city.

This experience is strictly limited to 4 guests.

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