Always chasing the next adventure—one city, one meal, and one unforgettable moment at a time. I travel solo to hop from place to place, dive into new cultures, and taste the world through its street food, hidden cafes, and local kitchens. The map is my playground, and curiosity is my compass.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

Traveling solo is my way of stepping out of my comfort zone, meeting new people, and truly connecting with the places I visit. Couchsurfing adds a human touch to my adventures—it’s not just about where I stay, but who I meet along the way. I love hearing local stories, sharing meals, and learning about a place from someone who lives it every day. For me, it’s about genuine connection, cultural exchange, and making memories beyond the usual tourist trail.

Interests

• local history
• learning local customs
• exploring off-the-beaten-path destinations
• cultural exchange & meeting locals
• trying traditional and street food
• spontaneous travel and discovering hidden gems
• minimalist and sustainable travel
• budget traveling and backpacking
• attending local festivals or events
• supporting local artisans and small businesses
• solo hiking or nature exploration
• learning local languages

Music, Movies, and Books

My Favorite Music:
Aashiqui (1990),Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (1995),Kal Ho Naa Ho (2003),The Beatles – Abbey Road (1969), Adele – 21 (2011)

My Favorite Movies:
Forrest Gump (1994),Schindler’s List (1993),The Shawshank Redemption (1994),The Godfather (1972),The Dark Knight (2008),Mad Max: Fury Road (2015),Die Hard (1988),John Wick (2014)

My Favorite Book:
"The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" by Stephen R. Covey, "Think and Grow Rich" by Napoleon Hill, "Man’s Search for Meaning" by Viktor E. Frankl, "Awaken the Giant Within" by Tony Robbins, "Atomic Habits" by James Clear

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

"A Place at the Table"
I arrived with just a backpack, a map worn at the folds, and a craving—not just for food, but for connection.

As a solo traveler, I’ve learned that the best parts of a journey aren’t landmarks or selfies. They’re the shared moments over a homemade meal, the laughter in a stranger’s kitchen, and the stories told between bites of something spicy or sweet.

In one city, I cooked a simple dish from my hometown with a host who had never heard of it—she taught me how to make her grandmother’s stew in return. In another, I traded travel stories over street food, and we ended the night dancing in a tiny café that wasn't on any map.

I bring no grand gifts, just a few spices in my bag, an open mind, and a curious heart. I can offer a meal, a story, a photo, or simply a good conversation. And in return, I take with me something far more valuable than souvenirs—shared memories, and a reminder that the world, at its best, feels like home.

Teach, Learn, Share

What I Can Teach:
Cooking simple, authentic dishes from my home country — whether it’s a quick snack or a traditional meal.
Travel tips and hacks for solo adventurers, from packing light to finding hidden gems off the tourist trail. How to embrace local culture respectfully and make the most of spontaneous travel. Photography tips for capturing great food and travel moments.

What I Want to Learn:
New recipes and cooking techniques from your kitchen — I love learning how food tells a story.
Local traditions, festivals, and cultural insights that tourists often miss. Language basics or slang that can help me connect better with locals. Your favorite spots to eat, relax, or explore in your city.

What I Can Share:
Stories from my travels — the funny, the unexpected, and the meaningful. A passion for food adventures, whether it’s street food tours or home-cooked meals. An open heart and genuine curiosity about people and places. Help around the house or with small tasks as a thank you for your hospitality.

What I Can Share with Hosts

A Taste of My Culture: I love cooking simple dishes or sharing snacks from my home country—food is a great way to connect!

Travel Stories: I enjoy swapping stories about my adventures, funny moments, and lessons learned on the road.

Food Adventures: I’m always up for exploring local markets, street food stalls, or hidden cafes together.

Cultural Exchange: I’m curious to learn about your traditions and share mine—whether it’s language, festivals, or daily life.

Helping Hand: I’m happy to help around the house, cook a meal, or assist with small tasks during my stay.

Photography: I love taking photos and can capture some nice moments of your city or home if you’d like.

Good Vibes and Conversation: Above all, I bring an open mind, a positive attitude, and genuine interest in getting to know you and your culture.

Countries I’ve Visited

India, Thailand, Viet Nam

Countries I’ve Lived In

India