Hey there! I’m a curious soul from Kazakhstan, currently juggling marketing, creative projects, and spontaneous adventures. I laugh a lot, eat slowly (especially when it’s pasta), and believe that the best way to understand the world is through people’s stories.

I’m that kind of person who will dance in the kitchen, cry at movie endings, and take a train just to see the sea. I love deep conversations, handwritten notes, and finding beauty in small things — a good coffee, an unexpected sunset, or a stranger’s smile.

On the road, I’m easy-going, respectful, and always happy to share something — whether it’s local Kazakh chocolate, my Spotify playlist, or stories from my travels.

Let’s exchange ideas, laughs, and maybe even dreams over a cup of tea or a walk through your favorite part of town.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Because hotels don’t tell stories, but people do.
I’m here to meet kind strangers, have real conversations, and collect little pieces of the world — not in souvenirs, but in memories.

Interests

Live music, street food, deep talks at midnight, stormy skies, making plans I’ll probably change, and collecting postcards with no one to send them to.

• animals
• sports
• tv series
• harry potter

Music, Movies, and Books

harry potter, twenty one pilots, 30 seconds to Mars, Harry Styles

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I once traveled to another country just to follow a local music artist through four different cities — no plan, just vibes (and some good playlists). Another time, I randomly flew to Moscow for less than 48 hours just to see one theatre performance.
I don’t always make rational choices, but they usually lead to great people and even better memories.

Teach, Learn, Share

I can teach you how to make a killer social media post, how to pronounce “Kazakhstan” properly, or how to stay calm when your plans fall apart (experience-based wisdom).
I’d love to learn your local phrases, how you take your coffee, and how people in your country fall in love.
And I’m always up for sharing playlists, travel stories, and snacks.

What I Can Share with Hosts

My company (pretty nice, I promise), a walk around my cozy hometown — it’s not as flashy as Astana or Almaty, but it has charm, soul, and affordable coffee.
Also, I have a very good dog and two cats — and if you’re an animal person, you’re already my kind of human.