Born in Prague, Czechia, grew up on a small village south of Prague, came back there for my university studies and since then it's my base where I'm always coming back from my travels.

I did many kind of odd jobs while being a student to make some extra money, mostly being a bartender and receptionist but many more, after my uni I randomly got the priviledge to get a job in wind turbine construction sector. I worked there two years, travelled around many random places of Germany and Sweden, saw many incredible views from the top of the turbine and all the mysterious things that turbine hides in itself and saved up quite a nice sum to enjoy long sabatical full of travelling.

Currently I'm on my way to Australia to do work and holiday there, with stopover in South East Asia.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

When I travel of course I', interested into all the touris attractions, historical sights, buildings, natural wonders etc etc but I'm also a lot into getting the local perspective, as it can give you so much more insight into how is life in a different place and you can discover a lot that was hidden before.

Couchsurfing is such a great tool for connecting travellers and locals. I made some great friendships around the world while using this app and had amazing experiences that would be impossible without it.

I also like how it enables to travel people who don't have money for hotels or airbnb, especially in expensive parts of the world it's great.

When I'm at home I enjoy showing foreigners around and taking them to more hidden places where I go with my friends.

Interests

I studied very broad degree incorporating history, philosophy, sociology, anthropology, ecology, environmental protection, politics... So I like to learn about and discuss these topics.

Art and architecture (I especially love traditional vernacular architecture, but also modern)

Hiking, wild camping, camp fires, long treks with my friends in the mountains, train hopping trips, staying up late with bunch of friends staring into campire and sipping beer

Music of all different genres, concerts, festivals

Hitchhiking - great way to enjoy thrill of randomness in smartphone world where you can book, plan and organize everything. Met so many nice people by it and gave me back faith in humanity

Vegetarian/vegan cuisine

• books
• festivals
• partying
• traveling
• cars
• music
• guitar

Music, Movies, and Books

Music - alternative, electronic, traditional - folklore, jazz, hardcore and metal, indie, flamenco and latin, african music, experimental.
Godspeed you black emperor, Burial, Amadou and Mariam, Morphine, Viagra Boys, A Place to bury strangers and thousands of others.

Books: Tolkien, Tove Jansson, John Steinbeck.. I started a tradition of buying a book from local author in each country I visit, I already have nice international booshelf for it.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Almost 3 weeks of Couchsurfing in Iran, met so many kind people there thanks to it and learned from them so much about this amazing country

Some hitch hiking trips, some of the shorter, some longer, like hitchikng all the way from Prague to Norway, Scotland and Italy.

I managed to organize 5 months internship in Myanmar trough my university - amazing chance to try to live and explore this fascinating country that a lot of people don't know a lot about.

6 months of backpacking in India, Nepal, Thailand and Vietnam - so many diverse stories and experiences compressed in very intense half a year.

What I Can Share with Hosts

I like to show people around, tell all the recommendations and tips about travelling in Czechia I know. If I have time I like to cook or going out and introducing you to my friends

Countries I’ve Visited

Albania, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, England, France, Gambia, Germany, Guinea-Bissau, Hungary, India, Iran, Italy, Jordan, Lithuania, Macedonia, Montenegro, Morocco, Myanmar, Nepal, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Senegal, Slovakia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Uganda, United Arab Emirates, Viet Nam

Countries I’ve Lived In

Czech Republic