,Hi ! I am a human, and I love biking, being outdoors, Meeting people, learning new things, art, connection, creativity, community, gardens, music, theatre, and live!
I have friends who are very involved in couchsurfing and host people frequently, and I love meeting the people who come through. I am excited to join and become part of this community. I think it is very cool that people can join this and find places to stay for free , just because people want connection whit others from all over the world. Thanks for reading.
Have a great time. Not be shy and write me. I'm very friendly and communicative:) Here’s my instagram in case you wanna do a background check on me : @zakariyaahmadzay

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

1.Meeting New People: Couchsurfing provides an opportunity to connect with locals and travelers, fostering friendships and cultural exchanges.
2.Immersive Travel Experiences: By staying with locals, you can experience a destination more authentically and gain insights into local customs, traditions, and hidden gems.
3.Saving Money: It allows travelers to save on accommodation costs, which can be especially helpful for those traveling on a budget.
4.Cultural Exchange: Couchsurfing enables you to share your culture, stories, and experiences with others, while learning from them as well.
5.Sense of Community: Many people enjoy the feeling of being part of a global community that values trust, hospitality, and open-mindedness.

Interests

Cooking, photography , travel, learning , swimming , culture , nature , books ,

• photography
• cooking
• travel
• learning
• swiming

Music, Movies, and Books

My favourite movie is documentary and romantic

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Of course, I have many experiences and memories since childhood. Because there was always war in my country and I grew up in immigration. Here I want to write for you briefly one of the memories that was very difficult, but it made me progress in life compared to the people around me. A few years ago, I lived in Iran and was deported to Afghanistan. I got a job in Aja and got accepted to the university. I decided to live in Afghanistan forever. After a few months, the security situation in Afghanistan deteriorated. So that I myself witnessed several big bomb explosions and assassinations of people. This caused me to travel to Iran again illegally. At that time, my family lived in Iran. But I could not work because I did not have a legal residence in Iran. Finally I had to. With very little money equivalent to 50 or 60 dollars, without passport and visa, very unexpectedly, I said goodbye to my mother. And at night I went to the Turkish border by bus. And from there, on foot for several days, carrying a few tins of canned food, bread and some chocolate, you have to go through mountains, valleys, forests, marshes, rivers, heavy rains, dark weather, minefields, barbed wires, walls. border, wild animals, unfamiliar area, hunger, fatigue, sleeplessness, on one side of the Iranian police, and on the other side of Turkey, as well as mafia groups across the border, and while we were sometimes shot at, we crossed the border. And we entered Turkey secretly with wet clothes full of mud. As I said before, I didn't have enough money to travel and I had to stay and work in Van province of Turkey for some time. I lived in Turkey for two years and of course many things happened to me there and I gained many experiences. All these adventures made me very interested in traveling today and I feel very strong. Thanks for reading . to be continued.............................................. .

Countries I’ve Visited

Afghanistan, Andorra, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Iran, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Malta, Netherlands, Pakistan, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Vatican City State

Countries I’ve Lived In

Afghanistan, Germany, Iran, Turkey