would like to be a host, or hang out what's better than it?! Meet new people and find new buddy!
So pleased to be in company with you guys...and it makes feeling we are still alive!
Sometimed We are living in a small garden in karaj/Fardis, cottage style: so we able to provide park for car, especially "campervan", also you can make a tent as you wish,although in some situations we can offer a samal room with a bed. All types of stay included using Facilities such as laundry, bathroom and kitchen.
I know as when we are in travel,should respect to the rules and culture of that country, it's also same about our guest that we expect...otherwise we are happy to listen, talk and sharing memories with travelers and people and believe we should learn from each other. So if you consider all the text please add *viva la vida* in your message!
Last point, we are in travel sometimes by our campervan as our second home, that we prepared it for long journey so if anyone has a same situation we can make a plan for a road trip!

+Now I came back iran from a long journey and nahid still keep going travel in east Asia,so I'm happy to share my some time with you that could share our moments and experiences about last and incoming travel, and blob blub!
Enjoy guys!!

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

To share our vision on the blue earth

Interests

Wanna life in a long way around the world

• books
• music
• travel
• nature
• movie
• coffee and conversation

Music, Movies, and Books

How can i collect one in thousands!

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Cycling from turkey to Georgia. Lost in the desert by bike. hitchhiking all the thailand

Teach, Learn, Share

Teach my language, learn your language, share our stories and dreams

What I Can Share with Hosts

In free time, we can cook our traditional food & iranian drinks.
Also helping to make a plan for travel to those countries that we visited.

Countries I’ve Visited

Armenia, Georgia, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Oman, Serbia, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, Viet Nam

Countries I’ve Lived In

Iran, Turkey