I’m an Indian living in Vietnam, a mix of curiosity and warmth. I love meaningful conversations, spontaneous adventures, and the little joys like chai, music, and moonlight walks. I’m independent, creative, and open-minded, and I believe in sharing stories, cultures, and laughter with people from all walks of life.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I joined Couchsurfing because I believe traveling isn’t just about visiting places, it’s about meeting people and experiencing life through their eyes. For me, it’s not only about finding a place to stay but about connecting, exchanging cultures, and creating memories with people I might never have met otherwise.

Interests

• badminton
• journalism
• friends
• gym
• hike
• pickleball

Music, Movies, and Books

My taste in music is pretty diverse. I enjoy everything from soulful indie tracks to classic Bollywood songs. I like movies that make me feel something, whether it’s a heartwarming love story, a thought-provoking drama, or just a light comedy for a good laugh. Books are very close to me, especially poetry and fiction; in fact, I’ve even published my own poetry collection called Feelings Unsent.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Traveled solo across Southeast Asia , learning to embrace both the beauty and chaos of new cultures. Each trip has taught me more about resilience, kindness, and the joy of being outside my comfort zone.

Teach, Learn, Share

As a teacher, I enjoy sharing what I know, whether it’s mathematics, English conversation, or even a bit of Indian cooking or Bollywood dance. At the same time, I love learning especially about local traditions, languages, and the small details of daily life in different cultures. What I really like to share most though are travel stories, poetry, and genuine moments of connection over tea, food, or laughter.

What I Can Share with Hosts

With hosts, I can share good conversations over chai or coffee, teach a bit about Indian cooking, and exchange travel stories and cultural experiences. I’m always happy to bring positive energy, an open mind, and maybe even a poem or two if you’d like to hear them.