I have been born in Qorveh , Kurdestan, Iran, in 1990. My interest in nature started with my hikes back in my teenage years. I added rock climbing to my hikes and thrived on the feeling of adventures. Then, I flew with paragliders for three years. Diving came after, and I got my CMAS one star certificate. They were not enough. All of this gave me this feeling of being still, and I needed to move. I wanted to change the scenery and cover long distances. I started my journey as a solo cycle tourist. At first, I cycled all around my city. Then, the remote villages became my ideal places. My first long-distance trip was from Ardebil to Gorgan, Which is more than 800km that I cycled in five days. Then, I cycled from Bandarabbas to Gowtr port (the border of Iran and Pakistan)-760km- in a month. I wanted to take the time to experience every culture that I passed by. I browsed all the islands in the coastal area. I cycled through Bandarabbas, Bushehr, Gheshm Island, Yazd, Hamedan, Sanandaj, Marivan, Oramanat, and Tehran. I participated in the carless Tuesdays movement to show my concern for environmental issues as they significantly increase each day. The recent formation of the first volunteer work organization in Iran allowed me to start backpacking. I had the opportunity to have my first backpacking and volunteering experience in Bushehr. During one of my trips through Gilan, I found a path of remote villages. Every day I went further, the more technology faded. The last town had only five families inhabiting there, and I finally found my place in life. This was what I wanted for my life, and this is what I see in my future after the traveler in me lets me settle down.

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Why I’m on Couchsurfing

For help and meet new peoples

Interests

Photography, cycling, paragliding

• photography
• traveling
• camping
• mountaineering
• paragliding
• cycletouring

Music, Movies, and Books

Iranian music

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Camp in special places in different locations of iran

Teach, Learn, Share

Photoshop technique, mountain bike trails