Hi, I’m Pradeep Khadka. I am a hospitality professor with extensive experience in the hospitality industry. Recently, I started my own coffee company, and I’m passionate about promoting coffee culture in Nepal. I live with my mother and my retired father, and we enjoy spending time together as a family. Although I’m often busy with work, I love traveling in nature during my free time. I also enjoy meaningful conversations with people from different cultures and traditions . Thank you!

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

One of my first Couchsurfing guests, nazanin,
introduced me to the platform. At the time, I had the app installed but wasn’t fully aware of how it worked. She shared valuable tips on how to attract more guests, improve my hosting profile, and make the most of the Couchsurfing experience. Inspired by her insights, I decided to create and actively use my Couchsurfing account. I now truly appreciate the concept, as it allows me to support travelers—and also reach out for help when I need it.

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

During my recent visit to the Kumbh Mela in India—the world’s largest human gathering—I experienced an extraordinary blend of culture, spirituality, and humanity. Attending with my mother and sister, I observed how millions of people, despite their diverse backgrounds, come together in unity and devotion. The experience was not only visually and emotionally overwhelming but also deeply educational. It reminded me of the importance of cultural preservation, shared human values, and the powerful lessons that travel and spiritual events can offer to those willing to learn and connect.

What I Can Share with Hosts

I have in-depth local knowledge about Nepal, particularly its lifestyle, culture, history, and current trends. I can offer valuable insights into Nepali traditions and share my experiences running a coffee company. If you’re interested in meaningful conversations, I’d love to connect and talk about life, travel, and personal growth. I enjoy meeting kind and curious travelers and exchanging ideas.

Countries I’ve Lived In

Nepal