Hi! I’m an easy-going solo traveler currently living in the UK 🇬🇧 and originally from India 🇮🇳. I love traveling slowly, meeting local people, and understanding places beyond tourist spots.

I enjoy nature, mountains, long walks, local food, and meaningful conversations. I’m not a party traveler — I prefer exploring cities on foot, visiting viewpoints, trying traditional food, and learning about local culture and daily life.

I’m traveling on a budget but with a big curiosity for the world. I’m clean, respectful, quiet at night, and I always treat my host’s home as my own. I’m happy to help with cooking, cleaning, or sharing stories and experiences.

I believe Couchsurfing is not just about a free place to stay, but about cultural exchange, trust, and friendship. I’d love to learn about your city and share my travel stories with you over tea or a meal 😊

Looking forward to meeting kind people and creating good memories together!

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I believe travel is about people, not hotels. Couchsurfing allows me to meet kind, open-minded people, exchange experiences, and create genuine connections wherever I go

Interests

• traveling
• different cultures
• cultural exchange
• business ideas
• connecting with people

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I planned and traveled solo across countries on a very tight budget, trusting strangers, local buses, and my instincts — and it taught me confidence and adaptability

Teach, Learn, Share

I can share insights about Indian culture, traditions, and festivals, as well as my experience living, studying, and working in the UK. I’m also happy to share what I’ve learned about business, startups, and professional life, especially from a student and early-career perspective.

What I Can Share with Hosts

I enjoy sharing stories, culture, and everyday experiences. I can share insights about Indian culture, food traditions, festivals, and daily life, as well as my experiences living and studying in the UK.

I’m interested in conversations about culture, travel, personal growth, and simple life experiences. I’m also happy to exchange ideas about work, business, and how life is different in various countries.

I may not be a professional chef, but I’d love to cook or help prepare an Indian meal, share tea, or simply spend time talking and learning from each other.

Most importantly, I share respect, gratitude, and a positive attitude — and I always treat my host’s home as my own