Namaste 🙏 I’m Deep from Nepal, currently studying Masters in Tourism in South Korea. I’m a curious traveler who loves experiencing cultures in a real way — not just sightseeing, but meeting people and understanding how they live. I usually travel on a budget and stay in hostels, but what I enjoy most is genuine connection. I like meaningful conversations, nature, hiking, local food (gluten-free), and learning from different perspectives. I always travel with my small camera because I love capturing small, authentic moments. I’m respectful, clean, and independent. I don’t expect anything special — just good energy and cultural exchange.
I live in Sokcho with my wife and our 6-year-old daughter. At the moment, I'm more interested in language exchange and introducing visitors to the local area than in hosting. I'd be happy to meet for dinner, grab a beer, or show you around Sokcho and the surrounding area on weekends. Families with children are especially welcome — my 6-year-old daughter loves meeting new friends. Hosting is not completely out of the question, but due to our family situation and other practical considerations, it would probably be difficult. I sometimes miss email notifications, so if you'd like a quicker response, feel free to contact me at (+82) 10-5267-3641. ~~~~~~~Old Profile~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CURRENT MISSION Spreading Love ABOUT ME I'm Kikle. i need a girl friend...... PHILOSOPHY i don't have something like philosophy. I just love alcohol.
I've lived with curiosity on love, music, and complex systems. From when I was young, I played the piano, violin, and guitar. I played electrical guitar during my university period, joined a choir, and many volunteering activities related to education, which includes visiting a regional school and helping them to succeed in preparing the university entrance exam. I was raised in a rather monotonous but common family in Korea where studying is more valued. Because of that I might have some traits like talking less, listening more which is not always perfect for some scenes but I tried from my 20s to break the egg and try to socialise with many different people in university who are from different regions, and also with people around the world by visiting different countries. This includes an one month summer semester in Beijing university, and 8 month exchange semester in Munich where I could experience so many different European countries, though it was when the corona started, it was a bit harder to cross the border. During this experience, music has been one of the biggest things that connected me to others. I played the piano whenever I saw one in Hotel Mozart in Brussels, Marseille Central Station, Nice, and even in many places in Korea. Moreover I've been keen on dancing for long and practicing a lot on different styles. This will be my longest-lasting hobby, I assume. But I'm not obsessed with music. I also love eating, visiting places I've never been, drinking beer, watching movies, etc. My interest in the computer system lasted until when I chose my major, which made me a software engineer. Thanks to the current needs of new IT systems, I could participate in a company that allows a flexible work environment. I start and end work as I want, and I can work from home in a foreign place. I've already visited Japan for three months for this reason, and I am eager to visit other unknown places for me and meet many interesting people. I'm rather new to this society but I'm sure that it will be great!
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