Couchbase Server 5.5 introduces full support for geospatial search, enabling developers to create applications that leverage location-based data. This post demonstrates the implementation of geospatial capabilities through a web-based UI, using Couchbase Full Text Search to create a simplified version of Yelp for hotels. The project utilizes .NET Core with Aurelia for the frontend, integrating Google Maps to visualize search results. Two primary geospatial search methods are implemented: bounding box and distance search, which allow users to find points of interest within defined areas or radii. Despite a known bug in the .NET SDK affecting geopoint field retrieval, a workaround is provided by using document keys for secondary lookups. The post emphasizes the seamless integration of Couchbase's geospatial indexing with ASP.NET Core REST endpoints, allowing developers to focus on UI and business logic while relying on Couchbase for the computational aspects of geospatial search.