Ulaanbaatar Rundgang & Kochkurs in einem mongolischen Haus
Beschreibung
Komm hungrig. Verbringe einen Tag damit, Ulaanbaatar durch die Orte, Essen und Geschichten zu sehen, die es für mich nach Hause machen. Wir starten am Sukhbaatar Square und gehen durch die alltägliche Seite von Ulaanbaatar, jenseits der üblichen Sightseeing-Route. Sie sehen lokale Märkte, Schulhöfe, das Eisenbahnviertel und Orte, an denen die meisten Besucher vorbeikommen, ohne ihre Geschichten zu kennen. Unterwegs werde ich erzählen, was mich das Aufwachsen hier über die Stadt und den mongolischen Alltag gelehrt hat. Dann kommen wir nach Hause in meine Wohnung im zehnten Stock, mit der Stadt darunter. Wir werden bei Kräutertee langsamer und lernen Shagai, ein traditionelles mongolisches Knöchelknochenspiel, bevor es in die Küche geht. Sie rollen den Teig, schneiden die Nudeln, bereiten die Zutaten zu und kochen Tsuivan mit Ihren eigenen Händen, wie es in mongolischen Häusern hergestellt wird. Wenn wir uns setzen, gehört das Essen dir. Du hast es geschafft. Dies ist eine Kleingruppenerfahrung ohne Skript und ohne Eile. Nur ein Tag voller Spaziergänge, Kochen, Geschichten und Alltag in einem mongolischen Haus.
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Reiseverlauf
TREFFEN SIE MICH AM SUKHBAATAR PLATZ — Ich bin bei der Sukhbaatar Statue mit einem Serey Travel Schild. Wir treffen uns hier und beginnen unseren Spaziergang. SIEHE DAS ULAANBAATAR, DAS ICH KENNE — Spazieren Sie rund 7 km durch Viertel, die nur wenige Besucher sehen. Wir passieren Märkte, Schulhöfe, das Eisenbahnviertel, in dem ich als Kind Soda verkauft habe, und den Park, in dem sich meine Familie jeden Kindertag versammelt hat. Ich werde die Geschichten hinter diesen Orten erzählen. KOMM MIT MIR NACH HAUSE — Wir kommen in meiner Wohnung im zehnten Stock mit Blick auf die Stadt an. Wir werden bei Kräutertee langsamer und lernen Shagai, ein traditionelles mongolisches Knöchelknochenspiel. TSUIVAN ZUSAMMEN KOCHEN — In die Küche. Du wirst den Teig rollen, die Nudeln schneiden, die Zutaten zubereiten und Tsuivan selbst kochen, so wie ich es zu Hause gelernt habe. TEILEN SIE DIE MAHLZEIT, DIE SIE GESCHAFFEN — Wenn wir uns setzen, gehört das Essen dir. Du hast es geschafft. Wir teilen es am Tisch. NIMM EIN STÜCK MONGOLIA MIT NACH HAUSE — Sie fahren voll ab, mit einem Tsuivan-Rezept, einem Shagai-Set und Erinnerungen an den Tag.
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Wichtige Informationen
- In der Umgebung sind öffentliche Verkehrsmittel verfügbar.
- Für alle Fitnesslevel geeignet
- Etwa 7 km zu Fuß auf meist flachen, asphaltierten Straßen
- Geeignet für jeden, der bequem ein paar Stunden spazieren geht
- Tragen Sie bequeme Schuhe und Kleid für das Wetter
- Kinder ab 10 Jahren sind willkommen
- Vegetarisches Tsuivan ist für Gäste mit Diätbeschränkungen verfügbar, bitte bei der Buchung anfragen
Bewertungen(15)
It felt like visiting a friends house. Idar is a very warm person, he opens his home to his guests and makes it a very comfortable experience. He's very knowledgeable, he could answer all the questions I had about Mongolia and it's culture. I was alone during the tour that day but felt very safe as a solo female traveler. I would recommend this tour to anyone who wants to experience something outside the generic tourist experience.
Sabi, thank you so much for your lovely review. I’m especially happy that the day felt like visiting a friend’s home. It was a real pleasure spending your last day in Ulaanbaatar together and hearing about your travels around Mongolia. Wishing you many more wonderful journeys ahead!
It felt like visiting a friends house. Idar is a very warm person, he opens his home to his guests and makes it a very comfortable experience. He's very knowledgeable, he could answer all the questions I had about Mongolia and it's culture. I was alone during the tour that day but felt very safe as a solo female traveler. I would recommend this tour to anyone who wants to experience something outside the generic tourist experience.
Sabi, thank you so much for your lovely review. It was a real pleasure spending your last day in Ulaanbaatar together and hearing about your travels around Mongolia. I’m so glad you enjoyed your time with me and felt at home. Wishing you many more wonderful journeys ahead!
My group booked this experience with Ider at the last minute and he was incredibly accommodating. The tour was easily one of the highlights of our trip, giving us a small glimpse into how locals live in Ulaanbaatar. We explored neighborhoods and markets we never would have discovered on our own, and ended the tour making a homey, delicious national dish: tsuivan. The best travel experiences are the ones that leave a lasting mark, and I've already been inspired to recreate this dish now that I'm back home in the States. Thank you Ider for your warm hospitality!
Thank you so much, Jules. I really appreciate you taking the time to share this review and these photos. I’m especially glad that Tsuivan inspired you to make it back home. I hope it brings back some good memories of your time in Ulaanbaatar.
I went on a day tour with a Ider yesterday and had a wonderful experience. He was very knowledgeable and spoke perfect English. We walked through the city and explored the local markets before visiting his home, where we played traditional games and cooked together. It felt personal, authentic and relaxed. Overall, a lovely day and definitely excellent value for both the money and time spent. Highly recommended!
Thank you, Daniela. I’m very grateful for the review, and even more so for the photo and four little videos you shared with me. They captured our day so well, and I’ll enjoy having them as a reminder of our time together.
A fantastic and very personal way to experience Ulaanbaatar. Our guide, Ider, picked us up and was friendly, knowledgeable, and enthusiastic throughout. He showed us a unique local side of UB, including areas most visitors would never normally see. We were then warmly welcomed into his family home, where we shared traditional games and stories before cooking a delicious local dish together. A huge thank you to Ider and family for opening both their city and their home to us! Hope to see you again on another tour for the north part of the country !
Thank you, Mike. Your review really touched me. I’m so glad you and Jessi came to spend the day with me. I really enjoyed our time together, and I’m grateful for the conversations, the laughs, and the time we shared at home. I’d be very happy to see you both again, and I hope we get to explore the north together someday.
I was looking for interesting local experiences in Ulaanbaatar and came across Serey Travel’s walking tour and cooking class in a Mongolian home. It immediately caught my attention because it combined two of my favourite things: exploring a city on foot and learning about food through cooking. The walking tour was such a great way to get to know the city beyond the usual tourist sights. I’m a big history nerd, so I had a lot of questions about Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia’s history, and everyday life there. Ider was incredibly patient and generous with his knowledge, answering everything in detail and making the tour feel very personal rather than rushed or scripted. What made it even more special was the way he shared stories from his own childhood and experiences growing up in Mongolia. These personal stories added so much depth to the tour and gave us a much more authentic glimpse into local life. After the walking tour, Ider welcomed us into his home for the cooking class, which was a real highlight. We learned how to make Tsuivan, a traditional Mongolian noodle dish, and I really enjoyed seeing how it was prepared step by step in a home setting. It felt warm, relaxed, and genuine, and it was lovely to experience Mongolian hospitality in such a personal way. Tsuivan is definitely something I’ll try to make again when I’m back home. Overall, this experience was one of the most meaningful parts of my trip. I learned so much about Ulaanbaatar, Mongolian culture, local history, and traditional food, all in a very friendly and welcoming atmosphere. I would highly recommend this tour to anyone looking for an authentic and memorable experience in Mongolia.
Thank you, Jessi. I’m really glad you chose to spend that day with me. I genuinely enjoyed having you and Mike with me, our conversations, and all your curiosity about Mongolia. I’m very thankful for your kind words and for the time we shared. I hope the Tsuivan turns out well when you make it back home.
What an amazing day. First a walk around the city - with the guide pointing out and explaining different buildings and places - then we stopped by some markets before heading to his apartment for the cooking class. We cooked and atea delicious Mongolian meal - as well as talked about cultural things. I'd thoroughly recommend this tour. The guide was knowledgable and informative and the style was casual - we went at the pace that we wanted.
Thank you, Tim. I’m really happy I got to be part of your first day in Ulaanbaatar. From wandering the city and stopping at the markets to making Tsuivan in my kitchen, it was great having you along. I’m glad we could take the day at our own pace. Hope the rest of your trip is just as good!
Six of us had a wonderful experience with Ider. He lead us on an oral history walking tour of Ulaanbaatar and then to his home for active participation in a cooking demonstration. Ider’s warm personality was evident throughout as we not only discussed the cooking techniques for the meal but also many aspects of Mongolian culture and what it was like for him and his family growing up and living in Mongolia in general and Ulaanbaatar most recently. A 5+ experience I would recommend to anyone interested in getting an authentic dive into this interesting and vibrant culture.
Thank you, Susan, for such a thoughtful review. I’m glad the stories about Mongolia, Ulaanbaatar, and my family added something to your day. I enjoyed our conversations as well. Have a wonderful rest of your Mongolia journey!
Ider was fantastic host: fun, friendly, warm, open, clearly excited to be with us. He showed us local markets and sights as well as his family apartment. The tsuivan he taught us to cook was delicious. With little advanced notice, Ider graciously shifted to a vegetarian option. Spending the day with him was absolutely perfect. Do it, you WON’T be disappointed!
Thank you so much, Julie, for this lovely review! I really enjoyed the day with you all, especially all the questions and conversations along the way. I’m glad the vegetarian Tsuivan turned out well. Have a wonderful rest of your Mongolia journey.
Great experience - it was my first day in Ulaanbaatar and all the insights of the guide really helped me to gain a better understanding of city live in Mongolia! I could experience the non-touristic spots and the tour was enriched with several personal stories. We then went to cook Mongolia's national dish and ate together. In between I was also taught games and fortunetelling with goat knuckles!!! Overall a great start for my first trip to Mongolia - highly recommended!
Matthias, thank you for this. I’m glad we could make your first day in Mongolia a little more personal, from the neighborhoods and stories to cooking Tsuivan and discovering what Shagai had to say about your fortune. It was a pleasure having you, and I hope you took a little piece of Ulaanbaatar with you.
