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Overview
About Me
My name is Dilya. I study pharmacy in Kazakhstan and doing my exchange in Lithuania. I’m a beginner traveler and looking for friends across Europe.
Why I’m on Couchsurfing
I’m on Couchsurfing because I love meeting new people, exchanging stories, and learning about different cultures from the inside, not just as a tourist. I’m a budget traveler trying to make the most out of every journey while saving money — but more than that, I believe the best part of traveling is the people you meet along the way.
I enjoy sharing experiences, learning local customs, and seeing the world through the eyes of those who live there. Whether it’s cooking together, exploring the city, or just having a good conversation, I appreciate meaningful connections that go beyond the usual tourist experience.
Couchsurfing helps me stay open, curious, and connected — and I hope to give the same energy back wherever I go!
Interests
I love working with kids, animals (I have a cat back home in Kazakhstan), and anything that involves creativity or learning. I don’t smoke or drink, but I’m totally okay if others do — I just enjoy a calm and cozy vibe wherever I stay.
I try to bring warmth, curiosity, and a good sense of humor to every new place I visit. I’m excited to connect, exchange cultures, and create small moments of friendship around the world.
- dogs
- arts
- culture
- writing
- crossfit
- reading
- crochet
- hiking
- history
- film
- sewing
- reading book
- pharmacy
- kazakhstan
- kazakh
Music, Movies, and Books
Living la vida loca, Pride and Prejudice (1995), The animal farm
One Amazing Thing I’ve Done
Taught around 55 students English and Kazakh
Teach, Learn, Share
I teach Kazakh and history, I want to learn other languages (Spanish, German, French, Korean and Chinese), I’d love to share Kazakhstan chocolate that I take everywhere
What I Can Share with Hosts
I come from Kazakhstan, and I love sharing stories about Kazakh culture, Central Asian traditions, and even Soviet/post-Soviet history if you’re curious. I can teach you some Kazakh, Russian, or English — whatever you need!
I also enjoy cooking and would be happy to prepare traditional Central Asian dishes like plov, manty, or baursak for you. Sharing food is one of my favorite ways to connect.
Above all, I bring an open heart, a curious mind, and a deep appreciation for people who welcome others into their space.
Countries I’ve Visited
Czech Republic, Italy, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Lithuania, Poland, United States, Uzbekistan
Countries I’ve Lived In
Kazakhstan, Lithuania, United States