I grew up in Ho Chi Minh City, which is in the southern part of Vietnam. I am living and working in District 12. It takes 20 mins to the TSN Airport, 40 mins to District 1. I am a freelancer and a tour guide. I enjoy traveling, reading, learning English, and working out at the gym. My character is friendly, honest, and kind.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I’m here because I believe the best way to understand a place is through its people. I love sharing stories, meals, and laughs with locals and fellow travelers. For me, Couchsurfing isn’t about a free place to stay — it’s about meaningful connections and unforgettable cultural exchanges. I love meeting open-minded, kind people from all over the world. Couchsurfing gives me the chance to connect in a real, human way — not just pass through a place.

Teach, Learn, Share

There are 2 seasons in Ho Chi Minh City. Dry season and Rainy Season. The dry season is from December to April, which is the best time to travel. There are lots of festivals at those times are Christmas Day, Happy New Year, and Lunar New Year. The rainy season is from May to November. Because Ho Chi Minh City is in the south with a tropical climate, the weather is hot and too hot in whole year.

What I Can Share with Hosts

My home is a peaceful and quiet space where you can truly relax after a long day. From the window, you can watch planes taking off — it’s surprisingly calming and beautiful, especially at sunset.

There’s also a spacious balcony where you can enjoy the fresh morning air. It’s perfect for yoga, meditation, or simply reading a book with a cup of coffee while the city slowly wakes up.

I always keep my place clean and cozy, and I love creating a warm atmosphere where people feel comfortable and welcome. If you ever visit, I’d be happy to share this little peaceful corner with you — good conversations included.

Countries I’ve Visited

India