I was born in Korea and lived 1/3 of my life in a very small city called Tongyeong. At age 10 I flew to India where my first living abroad began, saw the whole new different world, shocked by their culture and tradition, and experienced everyday challenging days. After a year and half, I moved to Nepal but this time with my family. As I begin to make my own life here, I had to transfer to another far country called Philippines. Finishing my secondary school, I came back to Korea for my college studies. Having finished my military service where I then I thought to myself to become a real Korean man, I realized that I was wrong.
Lots of questions circling over my head in my early 20s, I visited India to find if there is any clue for wandering.
Right now, I'm in Taiwan, my second solo traveling and this trip kind of gave me answers for my questions I have which I appreciate to myself.

Now letting you know about me sounds little bit serious, but I'm also just an ordinary guy with different stories of life :)
We could be fun together or calm and relax or I don't know. Haha

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

There are some answers to this question but the best one to describe is "Stay out of my comfort zone~!"
Thanks to other CSers~!!!

Interests

Recent quote that still encricles me. "You see, we are the creatures of habits..."
Ah... I made myself to have short time exercise everyday but I failed. The longest one so far was 2 weeks!!!
Can you share any good habits of yours?

• humanities
• photography
• cycling
• hiking
• adventure travel
• learning new things
• driving
• food lover
• automobile design
• all genres of music

Music, Movies, and Books

Most to least in order
Music by genre
Pop
R&B
CCM
K-pop (Ballad)
EDM
Country song

Movies by genre
Action
Comedy
Romance
Anime/Cartoon/CG
Horror

Books
Read Korean books
Books in English is still difficult

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Solo travel to India.
Beyond all worries and negative expectations from my people I safely returned after a month of trip.
Now I'm in Taiwan. Travelling is not as difficult as it seems to be. It's just tiring.

Teach, Learn, Share

We'll find out~;)

What I Can Share with Hosts

A quality food from Korea~!

Countries I’ve Visited

Bhutan, India, Japan, Nepal, Philippines

Countries I’ve Lived In

India, Nepal, Philippines