Traveling and meaningful interactions are certainly two of the most beautiful and sacred things in life for me. I try to travel a few months every year and always in awe with the generosity, love and kindness I receive from strangers in my travels. Very humbling.

I am a full-time artist but also have many part-time interests and sources of income such as woodwork, bicycle mechanic work, holistic therapies, music etc.

Ideally I want to be living in a world where gratitude, love, compassion and kindness are practiced all the time for ones self and for anothers around. But I do understand that we do not live in an ideal world so I settle with whatever the best version I can be of that picture as well as whatever it's people offer me.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

To meet people and make more friends. Connect with locals and immerse myself in more of an authentic experience of being in a new country rather than just being a tourist. Couchsurfing certainly helps you find some fantastic people who are not only willing to open up the doors of their homes but also share their knowledge and passion for where they live.

I enjoy seeing a new place from the eyes of a local and experience more uniqueness in a place that you would not see if you didn't connect with people living in that place.

Teach, Learn, Share

I am very keen to learn anything. But I would absolutely love if I could learn some more building skills as that's what I plan to do in foreseeable future.

I have a variety of skills I can teach. I can teach to draw, a bit of Spanish, to make jewellery, to carve wood, to brew wine, holistic therapies, nutritional advice or any advice regarding health, how to fix bicycles, play guitar or percussion as well as some other skills.

What I Can Share with Hosts

My place, my hospitality, my skills, my time, my friendship

Countries I’ve Visited

Belgium, England, France, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Jordan, Mexico, Morocco, Netherlands, Norway, Pakistan, Portugal, Scotland, Spain, Sweden, Thailand, Turkey, United Arab Emirates

Countries I’ve Lived In

Pakistan, United Kingdom