Hey! I'm a developer by day, explorer by heart. I've got a thing for adventure whether it's hiking up mountains or getting lost in forests.

Big football fan here. I'll happily jump into a game, binge a match or argue tactics like it's life or death (all in good fun, of course).

I've already ticked off almost half of my country and I'm nowhere near done, there's way too much left to see (and eat 😅). The best part of traveling for me? Meeting new people, trading stories and picking up little bits of culture along the way.

So if you're into adventures, laughs and conversations that go late into the night, let's connect!

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I'm on Couchsurfing because I crave real, off the beaten path experiences. For me, the best part of traveling is diving into local life, sharing meals, stories and moments with people from different cultures. Every new connection is a doorway to a different world and I'm always up for the adventure of discovering it.

Interests

• culture
• camping
• swimming
• history
• football
• trekking
• horse riding
• exploring
• roadtrips
• hikking
• war history
• philosophical conversations
• truth seeking
• 4x4ing

Music, Movies, and Books

Movies : Guy Ritchie'ish movie.

Music : Guns N' Roses, Rolling Stones, Metallica, Aerosmith, Led Zeppelin, Oasis, Coldplay, Lana del Ray to name some of them.

Books : Rich dad poor dad, Forty rules of love, 12 rules of life.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Traveling across this incredible country has given me countless unforgettable stories, a few of them would be:

• I trekked and camped all the way to the base camp of Nanga Parbat, one of the world’s formidable 8,000-meter peaks.

• I once camped in complete wilderness at a chilling -13°C, surrounded by silence and stars.

• In the vast Deosai Plains often called "The Land of Giants" I had the rare fortune of spotting three Himalayan brown bears in their natural habitat.

• While exploring the rugged terrain beyond Hushe Valley in Skardu, I discovered and followed a real snow leopard’s trail, an experience as thrilling as it was humbling.

• Spent 14 grueling hours a day on horseback, crossing wild mountain trails and thin-air passes to reach a gem, a breathtaking lake shimmering at over 14000 feet above sea level.

• And perhaps most intense of all I once drove 20 hours straight just to reach a remote destination, driven by nothing but passion for the journey.

What I Can Share with Hosts

A suitcase packed with deep chats, surprise detours and the occasional philosophical mic drop. Because why not turn small talk into a full-blown odyssey?

Countries I’ve Visited

Saudi Arabia

Countries I’ve Lived In

Pakistan