Do not send me request if I am the only option. Send me request because you are fascinating to meet me.

I'm a bit who's in love with the world. 🌍🌈
I was born in my lovly city Ganja. 🌃
I like to dance, move and travel.✈️
I can't say "NO" to tea, coffee and wine. ☕🍷
I advise all visitors to read my entire profile.🧑‍🍼

IG - @mansurhasanzadeh_
FB - Mansur Həsənzadə

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I like visit different places and meet local people. That's fantastic learn more about culture.

Interests

I am interested in everything in the world. It includes everything you want to tell me. Talking and talking for hours...

• tattoos
• music festivals
• yoga
• instructor
• walking
• traveling
• music
• jazz
• camping
• tourism
• hosting
• learning languages
• talking
• roller skating
• pop music
• kids
• listen to music
• tent camping
• talking with people
• visiting
• earth
• spend time with friends
• tenting
• azerbaijan

Music, Movies, and Books

Music - hard to explain, 'cause am listening all kinda musics.
Books - Local, history and dedective
Movies - On the agenda.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

My 15-Day Hitchhiking Adventure: From Ganja to Kyiv and Back

When I was 18, I threw myself into a wild adventure. With just my backpack, I left Ganja and spent 15 days hitchhiking across three countries — Georgia, Russia, and Ukraine. In total, I covered around 7,000 km.

My first stop was Tbilisi. The Georgian people were incredibly warm and welcoming. Even though they didn’t know me, they were always ready to help, making me feel at home on foreign roads.

Then came Russia. Hitchhiking there isn’t considered very cool, but I was lucky enough to meet a kind couple. They wanted to buy me a gift, but since it was so early in the morning, they couldn’t find anything open. Honestly, their thoughtfulness itself was the gift. Later, a Russian-Ukrainian woman also helped me out, explaining how I could find exactly what I was looking for.

One of the hardest moments happened at the Ukrainian border near Odessa. Because of the war, they didn’t let me cross there. Instead, they told me I could only enter through Kharkiv, which meant I had to detour through Moscow. To make it worse, I missed my first bus there — another delay, but just part of the journey.

My route took me through Rostov-on-Don, Moscow, Kharkiv, and Kyiv. I had planned to reach Lviv, but because of university obligations, I had to cut my trip short and turn back. Meanwhile, since I hadn’t contacted my family for 22 hours, they actually reported me to Interpol as missing! That’s something I’ll never forget.

The journey was full of mixed emotions: excitement, freedom, fear. Sometimes I struggled to exchange Azerbaijani manat, sometimes I had no money and relied on my family to send me funds. Hitchhiking itself was stressful — you never knew what kind of person would stop their car. And yes, sometimes I even had to pay for rides.

But despite all the challenges, those 15 days became one of the most unforgettable experiences of my life. The kindness of strangers, the unexpected twists on the road, and the taste of freedom are still fresh in my memory.

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Teach, Learn, Share

Teach - what I know.
Learn - what you know.
Share - what I have.

What I Can Share with Hosts

Spend time with me, it should be colorful as a rainbow. U should like. 🕺🏼😉 If I have time 😶
But I don't really like to show around and talk about the buildings or architecture... I had enough 🥲

Countries I’ve Visited

Albania, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Italy, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Montenegro, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Russian Federation, Serbia, Spain, Sweden, Turkey, Ukraine, Vatican City State

Countries I’ve Lived In

Azerbaijan, Germany, Latvia, Russian Federation, Turkey