I’m Abhishek aka Aebi from Delhi, India — a curious, easy-going, and respectful traveler who loves connecting with people from all walks of life. I work in IT, but my true passions are wildlife photography, exploring new cultures, hitting the gym, and discovering hidden gems wherever I go. I believe the best way to experience a place is through its people, so I’m always open to conversations, shared meals, and spontaneous adventures. Friends describe me as reliable, positive, and a good listener. I enjoy sharing stories, learning about different traditions, and exchanging skills — whether that’s teaching a few Hindi phrases, showing photography tricks, or swapping travel tips. Clean, adaptable, and mindful of others’ space, I try to leave every place I visit a little better than I found it.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I’m on Couchsurfing because I believe travel is about people as much as it is about places. I love connecting with locals, hearing their stories, and experiencing a city through their eyes rather than just as a tourist. I enjoy wildlife photography, exploring hidden spots, trying unique foods, and having deep conversations over coffee or a walk. For me, Couchsurfing is not just free accommodation but a way to exchange cultures, learn new perspectives, and create genuine friendships that last beyond the trip. I respect people’s homes, time, and rules, and I bring with me curiosity, kindness, and a sense of humor. Whether hosting or traveling, I aim to leave with new stories, shared laughter, and memories that make the world feel a little smaller and friendlier.

Interests

• traveling
• sports

Music, Movies, and Books

Pop

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Seen 5 different tigers in a single jungle safari

What I Can Share with Hosts

I can offer my host good company, meaningful conversations, and respect for their home and privacy. I’m happy to share stories from my travels, teach some Hindi, cook simple Indian dishes, or help with photography tips if you’re interested. I always keep my space clean, follow house rules, and contribute in any way I can — whether it’s helping in the kitchen, running errands, or simply bringing a positive and friendly energy to the home. My goal is to make the experience enjoyable for both of us, so it feels less like hosting a stranger and more like welcoming a friend.

Countries I’ve Visited

Bhutan, India, Sri Lanka

Countries I’ve Lived In

India