I travel a lot mostly because staying in one place too long makes me restless and because the mountains of north Pakistan completely stole my heart. I’ve explored the entire north, chasing views, stories, and the occasional roadside chai that somehow tastes better at higher altitudes.
I’m a sucker for good conversations. The kind that starts with “Where are you from?” and somehow end up discussing life, culture, dreams, and why time flies when you’re talking to the right people. I genuinely love meeting new humans and collecting stories (don’t worry, I return them with interest).
For me, Couchsurfing isn’t just about a couch it’s about connection, shared laughs, and moments that make travel memorable. I believe that “Strangers are just friends you haven’t met yet,” and that “The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only one page”, I’m clearly trying to read as many chapters as possible.
If you enjoy meaningful conversations, spontaneous plans, and laughing over random things at 2 a.m., we’ll probably get along just fine.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I’m on Couchsurfing because I believe the most meaningful journeys are shaped by people, not itineraries. Long after the photos fade, it’s the conversations, shared meals, and unexpected friendships that stay with us.
For me, Couchsurfing represents trust, openness, and the beautiful idea that the world can feel like home anywhere, if we choose connection over comfort. It’s about slowing down, listening, and learning how others see life through their own lens.
I’m here to exchange stories, cultures, and perspectives; to turn brief encounters into lasting memories; and to remind myself that kindness still travels freely across borders.
As Rumi said, “Where there is ruin, there is hope for a treasure.” Couchsurfing, to me, is about finding those small treasures in people.

Interests

• travel
• stories
• conversation
• journaling
• chai
• wander

Music, Movies, and Books

Music that feels like a journey soft, soulful, indie, folk, and anything that sounds good on long roads.

Movies that explore life, people, and places rather than explosions.

Books about travel, philosophy, self-discovery, and stories that linger long after the last page.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I’ve collected many experiences on the road long journeys, unfamiliar paths, moments of awe and discomfort that come with travel. But one experience stands out above all: camping overnight at 4,000 meters, in –10°C, with thin air and an oxygen shortage, under a sky full of stars in Deosai (World's Second highest Plateau).
That night stripped everything down to the essentials, warmth, breath, silence, and resilience. Surrounded by absolute stillness and a sky that felt endless, I learned how small we are, and how strong we can be. It wasn’t easy, but it was unforgettable and it reshaped the way I think about comfort, fear, and gratitude.

Teach, Learn, Share

I can share stories from the road, lessons learned from the mountains, and the art of meaningful conversation. I’m always eager to learn about new cultures, perspectives, and ways of life. I believe knowledge flows best when it’s exchanged over tea, shared meals, and honest dialogue.

What I Can Share with Hosts

Good conversations, stories from the road, and a genuine curiosity about people and places. I can share experiences from traveling, a calm presence, and respect for your space and culture. I’m always happy to exchange perspectives, help around when needed, share meals, and leave behind a good conversation or at least a few laughs.

More than anything, I value connection, kindness, and mutual respect.

Countries I’ve Lived In

Pakistan