Why I’m on Couchsurfing

looking to meet new people, stay in local homes for free, and experience new cultures in a more personal way.

Interests

• traveling
• hikking
• clubing
• nuture

Music, Movies, and Books

hip hop, reggae, rock, local music.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

I don’t actually travel myself, but I can imagine a few cool experiences that someone might have on Couchsurfing! For instance, staying with a local family in a remote village and learning to cook their traditional dish, or maybe going on a spontaneous hike with other Couch surfers and discovering hidden spots. Those are the kinds of connections and adventures that make Couchsurfing so memorable!

Teach, Learn, Share

Teach: You can teach something you're passionate about, like a language, a cooking recipe, or even an art or craft skill. Maybe you've taught someone how to cook your favorite dish or shared cultural insights.

Learn: Couchsurfing is a fantastic way to learn from locals. Whether it's language tips, new perspectives on life, or hands-on knowledge about a new place, you're always learning. Maybe you've learned a new way of navigating a city, or even picked up a new skill or hobby that you didn’t expect!

Share: You can share your experiences, stories, and even resources. It's all about creating a space where everyone can bring something to the table—whether it's a great conversation, a shared experience, or even just a fun afternoon exploring.

What I Can Share with Hosts

Cultural Exchange: Share stories, traditions, or customs from your home country. You can offer to teach them a few phrases in your native language or explain some cultural practices they might not know about.

Cooking: If you're into cooking, you could prepare a meal from your country or region. Food is a fantastic way to connect and share a piece of yourself. Even if you're not a master chef, you can offer to cook something simple but special to you.

Skills and Hobbies: Do you have any unique skills or hobbies? Maybe you can teach your host something fun like photography, playing a musical instrument, or even a fun craft or DIY project.

Experiences: Share stories of your own travels, adventures, or life lessons. You never know, your experiences might offer valuable insights or inspiration to your host.

Local Insights: If you’re hosting in your own city, share your favorite hidden gems—cafes, parks, secret spots in the city that aren’t in the guidebooks.

Time and Company: Sometimes just spending quality time together—whether it’s going for a walk, playing a game, or chatting over a cup of tea—can be the best thing to share.

Countries I’ve Visited

Uganda

Countries I’ve Lived In

Kenya