Life has taught me that the best stories aren’t found in books—they're lived on the road, in shared laughter, quiet sunsets, and conversations with strangers who become friends. I travel not to escape life, but to understand it more deeply.

For me, it’s about learning, connecting, and growing. I carry a curious heart, an open mind, and the spirit of hospitality from my homeland, Balochistan. I believe in real moments, honest experiences, and the lessons that come from the unexpected.

If we cross paths, let’s share stories, perspectives, and maybe a cup of Chai (Tea). Because in the end, it’s not the miles that count—but the memories we make along the way.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I’m on Couchsurfing because I believe the world is full of amazing people, and the best way to experience a place is through the lives and stories of those who live there. For me, travel isn’t just about ticking off destinations—it’s about human connection, cultural exchange, and building friendships that go beyond borders.

As from Balochistan, a place often misunderstood, I also want to represent the warmth, hospitality, and beauty of my region. Hosting or meeting fellow travelers gives me the chance to learn, share, and grow—and maybe leave a little positive impact along the way.

This platform reminds me that we’re all travelers in life—and sometimes, all it takes is a shared moment to feel at home.

Interests

I love to meet new and interesting peoples.

• traveling
• backpacking
• hitchhiking
• exploring new places
• meeting interesting people

Music, Movies, and Books

Sufi, Sindhi and folk Music,
Action Movies
Autobiographies and Self Help

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Seeking one

Teach, Learn, Share

I believe every person has something to teach and something to learn. I can share stories from Balochistan, offer insights into local culture, and maybe teach you a few words in Urdu, Sindhi, or Punjabi. I'm always eager to learn about other cultures, lifestyles, and worldviews. What I value most is sharing honest conversations, meals, and moments that leave lasting memories.

What I Can Share with Hosts

Great meet up, offer to Visit them different places in Quetta and a cup of tea is always there from the core of my heart.

Food and Time When I am Free on weekends and Summers.
I try my best to host foreign Travellers but unfortunately the Government Rules are different and now days very strict. Tourists are shifted to Hotel and not allowed to visit City, If someone can manage his N.O.C from Home Department Quetta, I will try the best.

Countries I’ve Lived In

Pakistan