I’m the kind of person who believes the best stories don’t come from hotels, but from conversations at 2 a.m. over chai, coffee, or “one last shot.” Curious by nature, respectful by default, and always up for learning how locals see their own city. I travel light, clean up after myself, and I’m big on good vibes and better conversations.
Also: I’m great at adapting—new places, new people, new food (yes, even the scary-looking ones🤣).

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Because traveling isn’t just about places—it’s about people. I’d rather hear real stories than follow algorithms. Couchsurfing feels like the internet’s nicer, more human corner, and I’m here for genuine connections, not free accommodation with zero interaction. Also, I am tight on budget.🤣

Interests

People-watching, meaningful conversations, exploring cities on foot, understanding how different lives work, late-night talks, good food, quiet mornings, and learning something new every trip.
Bonus interest: finding underrated local spots that don’t scream “Instagram.”

Not a smoker 🚭 and Not a drinker also just get high on food😁

• dancing
• learning languages
• learning new things
• dancing in the rain

Music, Movies, and Books

Music depends on the mood: calm playlists while walking, upbeat stuff while exploring, and random deep dives into genres I didn’t know I liked.
Movies? Anything with a strong story—thrillers, meaningful dramas, the occasional “why did I watch this?” film.
Books range from psychology and personal growth to stories that make you pause and stare at the wall for five minutes after finishing a chapter.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I’ve rebuilt my life more than once—new cities, new responsibilities, new versions of myself—without losing my sense of humor. Not skydiving-level amazing, but character-building amazing. Turns out resilience is a pretty underrated adventure sport.

Teach, Learn, Share

I can teach you how to see patterns where others see chaos, have thoughtful conversations about life and work, and maybe help you overthink slightly less (or more—depends on the day).
I’m here to learn about cultures, daily routines, unspoken rules, and what life really looks like outside tourist maps.
Happy to share stories, laughs, food, and mutual respect.

What I Can Share with Hosts

Respect, cleanliness, good conversation, and gratitude (the genuine kind). I’m independent, low-maintenance, and I understand boundaries. I won’t treat your home like a hotel—and I’ll probably leave it cleaner than I found it. Also happy to cook, help around, or simply coexist peacefully if that’s your vibe.

Countries I’ve Visited

Cambodia, United Arab Emirates

Countries I’ve Lived In

India