Born in the late 80s, in an Indian Suburb at the time Mysore, have lived there all my life.
Came across this through a friend and want to try it for various reasons listed below. Currently visiting the US and planning on a trip with the best of what I've got.

Warum ich bei Couchsurfing bin

I travel alone and meeting the host(s) in a new place might help me: 1. meet interesting people. 2. budget trip 3. Use the knowledge and advice of the host who is probably living there for a while and would know more and better about the unconventional places which are mostly obscured on the internet.
Plus that connection of being at a place at a time and sharing it with a stranger and having that mutual trust; that experience is something to be had and grown. After all its a small universe we share

Interessen

https://www.facebook.com/escapehatchindia/
Rivers, trees, hills, mountains and the unknown. Hiking, Camping, Climbing, Running, Fitness, Yoga, Living and experiencing the ....

• culture
• fitness
• yoga
• running
• meditation
• traveling
• hiking
• camping
• rock climbing
• volunteering
• beaches
• rivers
• mountains
• art
• youtube
• travelling

Musik, Filme und Bücher

eclectic but enjoying currently Jazz - exotic and bebop

Eine tolle Erfahrung, die ich gemacht habe

Jumped off a plane with a tandem instructor. Walked quite a bit alongside the western coast of India hopping beaches and staying at different places every day.

Lehren, lernen, teilen

You can't really teach anybody anything;
You just can be and they will learn.

Share indeed, cause nothing ain't truly mine or yours.

Was ich mit Gastgebern teilen kann

I can share a thing or two I know about:
Yoga
Some fitness/diet know-hows through experience
About India and its diverse culture
and
Their place while I'm visiting
A nice long conversation on the universe and life
The celebration of our chance meeting
A lot of fun

Länder, die ich besucht habe

Australia, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, United States

Länder, in denen ich gelebt habe

India