I am a citizen of the Republic of Korea and have been living in Ulaanbaatar for over 20 years, having fallen in love with Mongolia’s nature and culture.

Currently, I operate a Korean visa application support office under the approval of the Korean Embassy.

In the past, I was engaged in international trade and gained extensive experience traveling across Southeast Asia, Brazil, the United States, and Japan.

Based on these experiences, I am now planning to develop and brand a new concept of travel in Mongolia—moving away from the conventional image of “low-cost and uncomfortable” tourism toward a “premium, comfortable, and exclusive” experience.

My focus is on designing high-end, tailor-made FIT (Free Independent Travel) programs for individuals or small groups of 2–3 travelers.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I want to shift the paradigm of tourism culture in Mongolia from remote wilderness experiences that involve enduring inconveniences to luxury amidst nature.

Additionally, I would like to join Couchsurfing and meet members in Mongolia to research systems that ensure foreign visitors do not experience any inconvenience.

Music, Movies, and Books

K-POP, Euro Pop, YouTube, How Democracy Is Destroyed in Capitalism?

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

There is so much to learn in this world; how much will I know by the time I die?

Teach, Learn, Share

I cannot teach anyone. I simply must keep learning. Even today, I am learning AI.

What I Can Share with Hosts

You can share experiences with the host and foreigners in Mongolia.

Countries I’ve Visited

American Samoa, Brazil, Indonesia, Japan

Countries I’ve Lived In

Mongolia