Hi there,

I am a Hungarian sociologist living in NYC until the end of April. I am planning to discover some parts of the US, and after will be back in Budapest and host wonderful travelers.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Why I’m on Couchsurfing
For me, Couchsurfing is a manifestation of my love for meeting new people and immersing myself in diverse cultures. Each encounter with a new host or traveler brings with it the opportunity to exchange stories, ideas, and perspectives, enriching my understanding of the world in ways that textbooks and tourist guides simply cannot.

One of the aspects I cherish most about Couchsurfing is the chance to discover local treasures that may elude the average tourist. Whether it's stumbling upon a hidden café known only to locals, exploring off-the-beaten-path neighborhoods, or partaking in traditional customs and rituals, Couchsurfing allows me to peel back the layers of a destination and delve into its authentic essence.

Moreover, I relish the freedom of wandering aimlessly through unfamiliar streets, absorbing the sights, sounds, and smells of a new city. There's something profoundly exhilarating about getting lost in a maze of cobblestone alleyways or strolling along a bustling waterfront, serendipitously stumbling upon quaint shops, vibrant street art, and charming local markets along the way.

Yet, Couchsurfing isn't just about being a guest; it's also about being a host. Opening up my home to fellow travelers is a gesture of hospitality and camaraderie, a way of paying forward the kindness and warmth that I have received on my own journeys. There's a unique joy in sharing the comfort of my space, swapping tales of adventures past and dreams of adventures yet to come, and forging connections that transcend geographical boundaries.

In essence, Couchsurfing encapsulates my passion for exploration, my curiosity about the world, and my belief in the inherent goodness of humanity. It's not merely a means to an end but rather a philosophy that celebrates the beauty of human connection and the richness of cultural diversity. So, as I embark on yet another Couchsurfing adventure, I do so with an open heart, a curious mind, and a soul eager to embrace the unknown.

Interests

• cooking
• yoga
• running
• hiking
• swimming
• cultures
• dance
• theatre
• diving
• acroyoga
• cuisines

Music, Movies, and Books

I was listening to this music in the last months a lot: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNGcN7O91bs

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done
I have a diving license 🙂 I can talk too much about diving, it is the most amazing thing I have ever done.

Teach, Learn, Share

Cooking, yoga, acroyoga, social movements, talk a lot about Europe and US comparison.

Countries I’ve Visited

Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Luxembourg, Romania, Slovakia, United States

Countries I’ve Lived In

Croatia, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Romania, United States