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Host rating
80 %
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Last replied
1 Aug 2026
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71.4 %
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Description
Hi!
If you're looking for a unique travel experience, I’d love to invite you to stay with me in the heart of Jambi City. I work as a government translator and interpreter, and in my free time, I host a small, casual English class at home and help out at local public schools.
We love welcoming travelers to join our classes just to chat, share stories, and hang out with the students. It’s completely informal and always a lot of fun for everyone involved.
What life here looks like:
Your Space: You’ll have your own private, air-conditioned room with a bathroom at my house.
Daily Hangouts: My friends and I run a cozy little coffee shop and restaurant next door. You can hang out there, relax, do your own work, or inspire us out with light ideas if you ever feel like picking up a shift for fun.
Home Project: If you enjoy organizing, I could definitely use a hand redecorating and sorting through my clutter at home!
Leisure & Culture: We can play tennis with my club a few times a week, try out Jambi's amazing local food, and visit the nearby Muaro Jambi temple complex—the largest ancient Buddhist temple site in Southeast Asia.
Extra Perks: Since I travel for my translation work, you’re welcome to tag along on my work trips around the region whenever it's possible. Occasionally, my friends might also invite you to be a guest speaker at local events to share your solo travel adventures.
Everything is completely flexible and voluntary—no strict schedules or heavy work. Just come as a friend, share your culture, and experience Jambi like a local.
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Types of help and learning opportunities
Charity Work
Art Projects
Language practice
Teaching
Light gardening
Creating/ Cooking family meals
Help around the house
Hospitality/Tourism
Light maintenance
Help with Computers/ Internet
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Interests
GardeningPlant careMovies & TVSustainabilityEvents & socialCultureWritingMusicCarpentryArchitectureDIY & craftsCooking & foodSelf developmentVideographyPhotographyDrawing & paintingLanguagesBloggingNatureOutdoor activities -
Cultural exchange and learning opportunities
You will be able to see the real life of local people not in a boring touristic place of course :).
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Help
You can participate in my English classes as guest teachers and interact with the students to practice their English. There will always be classes that you can attend everyday.
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Languages
Languages spoken
English: Fluent
Indonesian: Fluent
Malay: FluentThis host offers a language exchange
This host has indicated that they are interested in sharing their own language or learning a new language.
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Accommodation
Some rooms equipped with pillows, blankets, beds, air conditioners. I will also introduce you Jambinese or Indonesian traditional cuisines which are unique and delicious.
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What else ...
During the free time, or weekend, I will invite workawayers to go around the city and enjoy all the tourist objecst (river side, the ancient temple, sailing with traditional boat). I will also invite them to participate in any activities that I do like sports (tennis, badminton, Pingpongl) or any social activities (fund raising, orphanage visit, cooking for the homeless) that I manage with my friends.
I welcome all the workawayers from around the world. I am very open, fair and sincere with I offer. -
A little more information
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Internet access
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Limited internet access
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We have pets
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We are smokers
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Can host families
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How many Workawayers can stay?
More than two
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My animals / pets
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He is such an easy going person. He follows house rules even helps me to clean up a little bit.
He is also very very supportive and enthusiastic in any activities I offer him to join.
With rich experience, he share many interesting and inspiring stories.
Good luck with the rest of your journey, David. … read more
He is such a kind person, he helped me with some problems before my arrival and he sent his brother to picked me up. He is working in so many different and interesting projects and the good thing is that he include you in all of them, we shared English classes, conferences, delicious food, he … read more
I stayed in Jambi for almost a week and learned so much about Indonesia and all its habits.
Even though Lukman wasn't there, his friend Fauzan hosted me as if I was family.
He showed me around in the city and taught me a lot.
I have to admit that I was a bit overwhelmed by everything, it was my first week in Indonesia and … read more
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He is such an easy going person. He follows house rules even helps me to clean up a little bit.
He is also very very supportive and enthusiastic in any activities I offer him to join.
With rich experience, he share many interesting and inspiring stories.
Good luck with the rest of your journey, David. … read more
He is such a kind person, he helped me with some problems before my arrival and he sent his brother to picked me up. He is working in so many different and interesting projects and the good thing is that he include you in all of them, we shared English classes, conferences, delicious food, he … read more
I stayed in Jambi for almost a week and learned so much about Indonesia and all its habits.
Even though Lukman wasn't there, his friend Fauzan hosted me as if I was family.
He showed me around in the city and taught me a lot.
I have to admit that I was a bit overwhelmed by everything, it was my first week in Indonesia and … read more