MEET ME AT CHINGGIS SQUARE — I’ll be at the Sukhbaatar statue holding a Serey Travel sign. We’ll meet and begin our walk. WALK THROUGH MY ULAANBAATAR — Around 7 km through neighborhoods most visitors never see — local markets, schoolyards, railway district where I sold soda as a kid, and the park where my family gathered every Children’s Day. Every street has a story. COME HOME WITH ME — We arrive at my tenth-floor home overlooking the city. We slow down with herbal tea and play Shagai, a traditional Mongolian ankle bone game. COOK TSUIVAN TOGETHER — Into the kitchen. You’ll roll the dough, cut the noodles, and cook alongside me, the way Tsuivan has been made in Mongolian homes for generations. SHARE THE MEAL YOU CREATED — By the time we sit down, the meal on the table is yours. You made it. We share it together. TAKE A PIECE OF MONGOLIA HOME — You'll leave with a full stomach, a Tsuivan recipe card, your own Shagai set, and memories of an afternoon around a Mongolian table.