Meeting travelers feels like turning the pages of a book — each page filled with stories, lives, and breathing moments unfolding right in front of me.

I’ve welcomed more than a hundred travelers into my home, and most experiences have been filled with positive energy. Of course, misunderstandings sometimes happen, but those moments help us grow — learning to accept ourselves and respect differences in culture, beliefs, and perspectives. When we truly try to understand one another, a small open space can grow into a much bigger world of friendship.

My nickname is Art. I work in theatre and drama education, teaching both children and adults. I’m passionate about the arts and continuously working on improving my English and becoming a better version of myself each day.

In my free time, I enjoy walking to the park (about 1.5 km away), cooking vegetarian food, and learning how to bake. I also practice Vipassana meditation, which helps me cultivate discipline and inner peace.

My apartment is located in the city, about 800 meters from the BTS station. I have a sofa that converts into a bed and always prepare fresh sheets and pillowcases for my guests.

If you would like to stay, please read the house rules in the Home section carefully and include the code in your request.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

🌏 I host because I believe in cultural exchange, shared humanity, and learning through real conversations.
Couchsurfing has allowed me to meet inspiring people from many parts of the world, and some have become long-term friends.

Interests

Book

• arts
• writing
• books
• coffee
• vegetarian
• crafts
• swimming
• beach
• massage
• nudist
• theatre
• netflix
• novels
• puppet theater
• japanese culture
• gayfriendly
• digital nomad
• cooking and baking
• yoga and meditation
• movies and series
• open minded people
• drawing and painting

Music, Movies, and Books

🎥 Movies
Happy-Go-Lucky (2008)
Billy Elliot (2000)
Coco Avant Chanel (2009)
Frida (2002)
Eastern Boys (2013)
Chicago (2002)
Call Me by Your Name (2017)
Close (2022)

📺 Series
Please Like Me (Australia)

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I participated in an international theatre project and toured performances in six countries: Thailand, Hong Kong, Bangladesh, Uganda, England, and France. I traveled and worked with artists from diverse backgrounds. That project helped me step beyond my fears and see more of the world.
I have completed ten 10-day Vipassana meditation courses and served as a Dhamma server five times.

Through Couchsurfing and traveling, I’ve met many inspiring people — and with some of them, we have met again in different parts of the world.

Teach, Learn, Share

I offer acting classes and creative drama workshops for both children and adults. My work focuses on self-expression, creativity, and personal growth through theatre.

I am also trained in traditional Thai massage and oil massage. In addition, I practice yoga and enjoy sharing practices that support well-being, balance, and mindfulness.

What I Can Share with Hosts

A calm and respectful place to rest
• Meaningful conversations
• A local perspective on Bangkok
• A simple home-cooked vegetarian meal (when my schedule allows)
As a freelancer, my schedule can sometimes be unpredictable, so I may not always be available to spend time together. Thank you for your understanding.

✨ A Few Important Things
I appreciate guests who are:
• Independent
• Respectful of personal space
• Clean and mindful
• Genuinely interested in cultural exchange
If you’d like to stay, please read the house rules carefully and include the code in your request.

Countries I’ve Visited

Australia, Bangladesh, France, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Laos, Macao, Malaysia, Uganda, United Kingdom, Viet Nam

Countries I’ve Lived In

Thailand