I’m an introvert who genuinely enjoys meeting new people and exchanging perspectives.

Traveling has taught me how small I am compared to the world we live in. There are countless backgrounds, cultures, beliefs, and ways of thinking, and each journey helps me see beyond my own point of view.

When I visit a new country, I try to experience it the way locals do: street food, public transport, parks, cultural festivals, places of worship, and everyday spaces that reflect real life.

At the moment, I’m not able to host due to my living situation, but I deeply respect the spirit of Couchsurfing. I travel with the mindset of someone who would gladly host if circumstances allowed, being respectful, communicative, and mindful of personal space.

For me, Couchsurfing is about mutual trust, shared perspectives, and human connection, not just accommodation.

My Instagram: @agustinussapto

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

A friend introduced me to Couchsurfing while we were talking about our travel experiences. I created an account back then, but never really used it. Recently, I’ve been thinking about taking another solo trip abroad and experiencing what it’s like to stay in a stranger’s place again.

Sometimes I find myself browsing hosts in cities I might want to visit someday, and I’ve noticed how many people here are humble, open minded, and genuinely helpful. Over time, the idea of staying with strangers and eventually welcoming strangers into my own place has become one of my bucket lists.

Interests

• culture
• beaches
• parks
• mountains
• nature
• street food

Music, Movies, and Books

Music
I mostly listen to Christian worship songs, especially the kind that helps me slow down and reflect.

Movies
I enjoy watching movies, especially in the comedy, romance, and sci-fi genres. I like films that can make me laugh, feel something, or imagine different possibilities beyond everyday life.

Books
I’m not really a book person, but I do enjoy books related to psychology and understanding how people think and behave. If I had to choose one book that matters to me the most, it would be the Bible.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

One amazing thing I’ve done is learning to be comfortable traveling alone, even in unfamiliar countries. Starting a journey solo and continuing it that way has taught me self trust, adaptability, and appreciation for meaningful human connection.

What I Can Share with Hosts

I can share conversations, travel stories, and a respectful presence. I’m mindful of personal space, happy to help with small things around the house, and I always try to treat my host’s home with care and gratitude.

Countries I’ve Visited

Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Malaysia, Netherlands, Singapore, Spain, Thailand, Viet Nam

Countries I’ve Lived In

Indonesia, Netherlands