306 References241 FriendsLives in Chittagong
LEARN FROM THE UNIVERSE, NOT FROM UNIVERSITY.
•I kicked off university life to follow a deeper calling.The world became my classroom, people became my teachers.Through hitchhiking, backpacking, and surviving I discovered life unfiltered.I’m a kid from Bangladesh with a real purpose.To inspire the youth to explore boldly, beyond comfort zones.Not just to travel, but to feel, to struggle, to grow.No guidebooks just gut, grit, and gratitude.The world teaches what degrees cannot.I’m not chasing grades, I’m chasing meaning.
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•For the past three years, I’ve been guiding travelers beyond the ordinary, making their wildest dreams come true. From train surfing to the Chittagong ship graveyard, from the world’s longest mangrove hike to jungle treks and indigenous stays,I bring adventures to life. This isn’t just a job; it’s a passion, a mission to create unforgettable experiences. I live for the thrill, the untold stories, and the deep connections along the way.
★Dear traveller's
•If you're looking for a place to stay during your journey, I'd be happy to host you at my home. However, I do have a few requests to ensure pleasant experience for both of us.
•Firstly, please take the time to read my profile thoroughly before sending a couch request. I believe in meaningful connections and shared values. If we don't have something in common, it might be better for you to find another host who shares your interests.
Where Do I Host Travelers?
📍I host guests to my mountain v village, situated 20 minutes away from the city. If you're in search of a luxurious or modern couch, my place might not meet your expectations. Our village life is simple and authentic, with occasional electricity issues. I live with my family, which includes my 15-year-old brother and my 5-year-old sister. We also have a cat and some chickens outside, reflecting the traditional village lifestyle.
• Please inform me in advance if you are vegetarian, non-vegetarian, or vegan, so I can prepare accordingly.
•Staying with us means embracing the essence of rural life, far removed from the conveniences of urban living. It’s a place where you can disconnect from the hustle and bustle, and connect deeply with nature and community. Our home is filled with love, stories, and a genuine warmth that we extend to every guest who respects and appreciates our way of life.
•Thank you for understanding. I look forward to hosting travelers who share a genuine interest in experiencing and respecting the unique culture of our village. Let's create meaningful connections and memorable experiences together :)
DEAR MY HOSTS
First of all, thank you from my heart for being open to hosting me. I come with no expectations—I'm okay with any kind of situation, whether it’s a floor, a mattress, or shared space. For me, your kindness and hospitality are already more than enough. I’m not looking for luxury or comfort—just a roof and a safe place to rest.
I live a simple life. I don’t smoke, drink, or take any substances. I deeply value real human connections, culture, and learning from people’s lives. I would also love to help you in any way I can—whether it's helping with household chores, cooking, or just sharing stories from my journey. I’ve been traveling solo and hitchhiking for a long time, and I believe in mutual exchange, not just taking but giving back.
•ATTENTION PLEASE•I am a straight man and not part of theLGBTQ+ community!I'm not gay or homosexual, so I kindly request not to be approached or pressured in any such way. Thanks a lot for understanding.
★CURRENT MISSION
• Wise to visit 30 countries extensively before i turn 30;)
ABOUT ME
•For the past decade, I've been driven by an insatiable wanderlust that has taken me to every corner of Bangladesh. As a passionate solo backpacker and dedicated hitchhiker, my journey began with a simple desire to explore the unknown, but it has since evolved into a profound mission of connection, learning, and sharing.
•Travelling non-stop for the last four years, I've come to see myself not just as a Bangladeshi, but as a global citizen. Each town, village, and city I visit offers its own unique tapestry of stories, cultures, and landscapes.
•Hitchhiked over 12,000 km across 15+ states and 5 union territories in India during my first solo 120-day journey. It was a wild ride, filled with chaotic roads, random acts of kindness, and the countless stories of people who crossed my path. Every mile was an adventure sometimes exhausting, always humbling. I learned that trust and simplicity can turn any road into a journey of discovery. This trip wasn’t just about destinations; it was about embracing the unknown and finding connections in the most unexpected places. A crazy venture.
•Note - I am solely here to find / meet like minded people that can exchange travel tips / stories & friendship or people that seek my guidance or inputs on travel or life.
