Hi there! I’m Neha – a curious traveler, culture enthusiast, and lover of good conversations.
I’m originally from India and always up for exploring new places, meeting inspiring people, and exchanging stories over a cup of coffee or local food. Whether it’s a hidden local gem or a spontaneous road trip, I believe the best travel memories come from the people you meet along the way.

I’m easygoing, respectful, and always eager to learn about different lifestyles and perspectives. Couchsurfing, for me, isn’t just about a place to stay – it’s about creating meaningful connections and celebrating the beautiful diversity of the world.

Looking forward to crossing paths and sharing some great experiences!

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I'm on Couchsurfing because I love the idea of connecting with people from different cultures and backgrounds in a more genuine and personal way. For me, traveling is not just about seeing places—it's about sharing stories, exchanging ideas, and building friendships across borders. Couchsurfing offers something that hotels can't: human connection, local insight, and unforgettable experiences. Whether I'm hosting or being hosted, I enjoy the opportunity to learn, grow, and contribute to a global community that values openness, kindness, and curiosity.

Interests

• photography
• exploring new cultures
• trying local food
• a traditional dance

Music, Movies, and Books

🎵 Music:
I enjoy a bit of everything depending on the mood—from indie and acoustic vibes to world music, soft rock, lo-fi, and some soulful classics. Always curious to explore local music wherever I go—there's something magical about hearing the rhythm of a new culture.

🎬 Movies:
I love movies that make you think, laugh, or feel deeply. Some favourites include The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, Into the Wild, Before Sunrise, and The Intouchables. I also enjoy good documentaries and international films that tell real stories from around the world.

📚 Books:
Books that inspire travel and self-growth are my go-to. Titles like The Alchemist, Into the Wild, Eat Pray Love, and Sapiens are close to my heart. I also enjoy memoirs and books that offer a new perspective on life or culture.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

One amazing thing I've done was stepping out of my comfort zone to travel solo—it taught me more about myself than any classroom ever could. From navigating unknown streets to sharing meals with strangers who became friends, every moment was filled with learning, growth, and unexpected joy. That journey reminded me how kind and connected the world can be when you're open to it.

Teach, Learn, Share

🧠 Teach:
I’d love to share anything I know—whether it’s about my culture, language basics, travel tips, or even just life hacks I’ve picked up along the way. I can also teach you how to cook a simple dish from my region or share stories from my travels.

📚 Learn:
I’m always eager to learn—about your culture, your language, your favorite local spots, or just how you see the world.

What I Can Share with Hosts

Great Conversations: I'm always up for deep chats about culture, travel, life, and everything in between. I love hearing about others' experiences and perspectives.
Cultural Exchange: I can introduce you to my local culture, traditions, and maybe even a few words from my native language.
Food & Cooking: I enjoy cooking and would love to prepare a homemade dish for you from my country (or help you cook something in your kitchen).
Help Around the House: I’m more than happy to lend a hand with household chores, run errands, or assist in any small tasks during my stay.
Travel Stories & Tips: I've gathered fun stories and useful travel tips from different places — I’d love to swap stories and share advice for your next adventure.
A Respectful Guest: Most importantly, I’ll be a clean, respectful, and considerate guest — I value your space and your time.
Looking forward to sharing smiles, stories, and good vibes!

Countries I’ve Visited

Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Netherlands, Singapore, United Arab Emirates

Countries I’ve Lived In

India