Solo Traveler | Sports Lover | Long Distance Runner | Kochi-India

"Embracing the belief that life is too short for the mundane, I dream to explore the world, meet captivating individuals, and immerse myself in the wonders of nature. Each step is an opportunity to gain new perspectives and create lasting memories.

I identify as a lifelong learner, convinced that every moment holds the potential for growth. As a reader, I've delved into over 150 books, spanning classics, fiction, autobiographies, biographies, and self-help genres.

For me, travel is not just a pursuit but a source of comfort. I find solace in the embrace of nature, be it the serene allure of mountains blanketed in snow or the enchanting vastness of the ocean.

My travel mantra revolves around a simple yet ambitious goal: "start local, go global", steadily working towards the dream of exploring every corner of our diverse world. Let's embark on this adventure together, sharing stories and creating connections that last a lifetime."

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

"Beyond the thrill of exploration, my journey is also about connecting with like-minded souls who appreciate the art of storytelling. I'm eager to share my travel anecdotes, but more importantly, I'm excited to hear yours. Let's exchange tales of adventures, cultural discoveries, and the unexpected joys of the road.

My aspiration extends beyond ticking off destinations; it's about building meaningful connections. I'm here to make not just acquaintances but lovely friends from every corner of the globe. If you share a passion for exploration and a love for engaging conversations, let's embark on this journey together."

Interests

• running
• hiking
• reading books
• skating

Music, Movies, and Books

All music of Rahgir Live, Atlas Shrugged, The Fountainhead, Freakonomics, Animal Farm

Teach, Learn, Share

I love to have deep discussions on Philosophy, evolution, nature of life.

What I Can Share with Hosts

Other than warm hospitality, I can offer a private room with basic necessities.

Countries I’ve Lived In

India