A researcher in green energy, Latin dance enthusiast, occasional Bongo player and a social activist as a volunteer..... this is a decent gist of me from an activity perspective.

Huge coffee-snob (my morning may start without the sun, but not without coffee), dark dark dark chocolate and ice cream lover and a person who can add green chilies in everything (that probably is a very Bengali aspect of mine). There are two not-Americal-at-all things about me- I hate both cinnamon rolls and cheeseburger.

At any point of the day, I would prefer some good poems over a tv show, movie or storybook.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Knowing cultures from different parts of the world is one of the most exciting things one can think of...... I wanna walk down the streets of a city or a village with some residents, talk to random people, eat street foods, play music and dance- that to me, is traveling. Traveling and humanity resonate with one another. That's where Couchsurfing comes to play.

I think Couchsurfing is the best way to travel.... you are with the local people, who are open-minded and are willing to show you around. So it's way cheaper than the conventional touristy way, as well as, the experience is 1000 times better as someone is showing you the "Lovely secrets" of the place.

You do not know a place if you haven't tried its street foods...... that's where the gist of the city lies

Interests

• latin dances
• folk songs
• green energy activism
• bongo lovers
• poetry enthusiast

Music, Movies, and Books

I like almost all kinds of music.... all except pop, which I like only when I am drunk.

What I Can Share with Hosts

My couch haha. My guests are more than welcome to dine with me. And obviously, I am willing to share my time to show them around, if I can take some time off my research.

Countries I’ve Visited

Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Japan, Nepal, United States

Countries I’ve Lived In

Bangladesh, India, United States