I’m Madhukar Darnal from Bhutan, currently working with the Bhutan Olympic Committee and the Bhutan Archery Federation. My work involves supporting national athletes, organizing training camps, and developing archery programs.

Alongside this, I also run a travel initiative called Sangrila Stories, where I focus on creating meaningful travel experiences and connecting people with authentic local culture.

At the moment, I’m in Kolkata (19–27 March 2026) with our national archery team for training at the Dola & Rahul Banerjee Archery Centre and SAI.

I love traveling, meeting new people, and learning about different cultures. I enjoy exploring places not just as a tourist but from a local perspective.

I’m easygoing, respectful, and enjoy meaningful conversations—whether it’s over coffee, local food, or sharing travel stories.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Working with Bhutan Olympic Committee & Bhutan Archery Federation
Founder – Sangrila Stories (Travel Experiences)

Interests

• drinking
• traveling
• hiking
• solo travel
• adventure travel
• travel
• football
• meeting people
• whiskey
• meeting new people
• making friends
• chelsea fc
• making new friends
• playing football
• watching football
• drinking coffee
• drinking beer

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I always get satisfaction hiking Paro Taktsang, Paro Bhutan.

Teach, Learn, Share

I can share knowledge about Bhutan, archery, and my experience working with national athletes. Through Sangrila Stories, I also share insights on travel planning and creating authentic travel experiences.

I’d love to learn about local cultures, lifestyles, and perspectives from people I meet along the way.

What I Can Share with Hosts

I can share stories about Bhutan, its culture, traditions, and my work in sports and travel. I also run Sangrila Stories, so I’d be happy to help you plan a trip to Bhutan or give travel tips.

I bring positive energy, good conversations, and full respect for your home and space.

Countries I’ve Visited

Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Thailand

Countries I’ve Lived In

Bhutan, India, Thailand