Kerala is truly God's Own Country! The generosity of the people of Kerala is next level. It's a beautiful place with a rich culture and natural beauty.
@@IamtheAbsurdistthank you for showing that there are still places like this in our country . It pains me greatly when I see foreign TH-camrs purposely going to the worst areas in the country and then showing us in an extremely poor light . Truth is there are many untouched places like this , all you have to do is look , with patience 🙏🏽
@@porothashawarma2339 that’s very true and India is such a beautiful country with such an amazing culture that surely you won’t even have to do that much effort to find its beauty. Kerala has an abundance.
@@IamtheAbsurdist Kerala is truly special, we have been blessed in that regard. If you would like to explore some more places with similar topography , i would suggest the North eastern states of India as well . There are some fantastic places there I’m sure you will enjoy since quite a few of them are off the beaten path as well, anyway thank you for your reply and I hope you enjoy the rest of your trip as well 🌅😎🍻
@@porothashawarma2339 thank you for your tip and that is actually exactly what we will do. We are now in Sri Lanka, but we are going to Andaman next. After that, we will fly to Assam. And from there we will visit some of the seven sisters. If you have any specific tips there let me know. :)
If you want to eat beef in kerala you can, also there are people in kerala who eat pork, muslims and some Hindus and some Christians don't eat pork but Muslims and other's have no problem with others eating it. Similarly, there are some people in Kerala who do not eat beef.. they have no problem with others eating it. But there are also news in Kerala where Hindutva extrem*sts beat up shops for selling beef, Kerala is the state with the highest number of rss hindutva terror*st organization units in India, now they are doing a lot to divide people, all the time their job is to spread islamophobia, but they eat beef secretly. In India and especially kerala most of peoples are non veg.
@@myt7471 rss is not terrorist organization! I am from kerala and the real terror oraganization is PFI ! These muslim want to bring sharia law in kerala using the secularism of hindus ! There are tons of ex muslims in kerala and many maulavis who openly talk about taking over kerala and promoting terrorism against other people! Rss is the only one stoping them ! I feel so pity for you that RSS mean National service unlike pakistan who promote terrorism and these are the people who support pakistan! Plus Many jihadis are trying so hard to blame RSS and stamp them as terror organization but they cant even point out one bad thing RSS did as a terror organization!
I am truly amazed by the serene and beautiful backwaters and this is coming from a Japanese who visited Kochi and Allepy back in early 2022. We do have canals in Japan but Kerala's backwaters are majestic. Hope to visit once more from a Guy living in Sendai, Japan wwww
OMG what a discovery. Kerala cuisine is also one of the best in India and quite underrated. Unfortunately it isn’t that widely available as cuisines from other states. Hope you got to try some. Their seafood preparations are out of this world. We will definitely have to visit next year.
Dude, you deserve more subscribers. For sure, Kadamakkudy is the hidden gem of Kochi. May this vlog will be the beginning of your popularity!! Sky is the limit!! Subscribed.
You are lucky 🍀 the way that guy went up the coconut tree for getting you a drink ! welcome to Kerala India 🇮🇳 We Keralite treat guest like god but unfortunately we don’t get the same treatment when we are in other countries. But life goes on ❤
If there's any place liveable at rather great standards in India today, it's Kerala. It's not without it's problems but my god is it a pretty place. I might be a bit biased though :)
I am 57, born and raised in Africa - South African of Kerala origin. I am there at least twice a year. Visit family try and do business there, inherited property stuff etc. Love it for 2 weeks. Longer can be tough though. The umbrella insistence.. My cousins do the same..I too travell a lot.. Some 35 countries so far. West must learn to be as friendly especially towards others
Hello, nice to hear that you still keep tied with and regularly visit your family in Kerala. Could you share why you think longer than 2 weeks would be tough? No hate, I would just like to know your perspective.
India has so much to offer for travelers and tourists. There are so many places that it will take you a life time to see. As a malayali I would say go offbeat in India in states like Kerala,goa, Himachal..then go with a guide around sikkim, north bengal,northeastern states like assam, meghalaya, nagaland, arunachal. I also believe andaman, lakshadweep, jharkhand, odisha are really underrated places but be careful out there. Try to avoid the crowded cities maybe except Varanasi and jaipur... I think I can recommend forever lol 😂
Thank you for the tips. That is exactly what I will do. Next up we are going to Andaman and after that we will go to Northeast India so stay tuned because a lot more interesting is coming up
I really appreciate your choice of background music.. you ditched the usual tourist music of India which makes the video soo good..and also kerala is such a wonderful place with beautiful culture and peoples
what a really beautiful place... How was the fresh coconut water? Haha I really enjoyed to see how he climbed that tree :) Thank you for the video and to give us a view of south - india. Great video!
14:27 we speak malayalam.....thats our mother tongue not hindi...in southern part of india each state have their own language.... eg:- people speak Tamil in Tamil nadu ... English is the second largest language.....there is 22 official languages in india....because of this there is no national language....hindi is just a normal language in northern part....and we dont speak Hindi.....you can communicate in English..... everyone knows English.....the literacy rate is 96%😅😅
Indians don't prefer Subtitles usually, We rather watch in the original language as it is. But still I appreciate you have added Malayalam subtitles.@@IamtheAbsurdist
I'm a sri Lankan, in Sri Lanka and keraka have lots of similarities ,, ❤ i love Kerala,, i have met some mallus (Kerala people) in Dubai when I'm working there, kerala people are very humble, one day i want to visit kerala , ❤
Now that you've seen the calm and quiet side of kerala, visit here during the summer, festivals could go crazy, such as theyyams in the malabar region in north kerala, and thrissur pooram and nemaara veela in Palakkad district, i am assuring you, you will never forger it in your whole life ! Thank me later 😉🙌
I've never traveled solo in my entire life(yet). And although I'd like to imagine how I'd cherish such authentic experiences the chances of them actually happening are slim- as it takes a lot of adjustment I believe. I wanna ask how you guys being foreigners do the same- with accommodation, food, weather..? Have these factors ever gotten to you and left you overwhelmed or frustrated..?
@@sowbow21 hi thank you for the comment. Travelling to so many different places and trying to find these local places definitely asks for a lot of adjustment. When I just started travelling, I definitely had to get used to a lot of things, but I learned that travelling for me is all about putting yourself out of your comfort zone and adjusting yourself to your environment and the people you are with. You will learn so much and you will also notice that people are really very helpful everywhere. Your question is if I ever got frustrated and overwhelmed with these things. Yes for sure! This video show all the best moments and there are definitely also a lot of moments in which I am very socially drained tired or over sensed with culture shock, but it’s so worth it. I think once you start travelling, you will notice that these authentic experiences will come to you much easier than you think.
We are welcoming, Look at the guide he even showed you where there dry their underwear. "We don't care about what others think" that's the mindset of Indians. Love from India❤
I’m very lucky to have found this place indeed. If you ever plan to visit there, let me know then I will give you the contact of some very nice people there. :)
Christianity and islam reached india first on kerala, christianity in india is older than Europe christianity from AD 52, churches still use Syriac, aramaic (Jesus spoken language)
@@kam1k4z3harmony only because of hinuds otherwise the jihadis will have already converted everyone😹😹! There was religious tolerance but now the islamists are a little aggressive hence lot of ex muslims are coming out in public
I really really really hope our state doesn't get overhyped. Ernakulam is already getting ruined due to North Indians migrating here. Please don't ruin our home and please be mindful while visiting.
The video title should change from "south India's last untouched paradise". And it's time for the Kerala tourist board to start considering restrictions like in Spain. And the Kerala government on some of the north Indian base.
@thewhatorwhy I agree. And not to spread hate, but North Indian tourists are extremely rude, ignorant, and they're not at all mindful. I'm from Fort Kochi and it's impossible to step outside of my house during Christmas and New Year as there is quite literally a human stampede. There really should be some kind of restriction at this point.
Yes most of the tourist only visited Mumbai Or Delhi and complain about cleanliness but they did't research deeply about India most of Kerala is untouched by tourist compared to north. I appreciate your video And also Are your going to visit Kozhikode, Kochi and Thiruvananthapuram?
@@JetMrBedrock15 I totally agree. And I actually visited those places that you mentioned already, some of them I have also highlighted in other videos. I invite you to check out my other videos :)
Nice, you must do houseboating if you can, but you can also try the Monroe isle early in the morning in a canoe. Must eat 1 chili beef and parotta 2 meat or fish cutlets (like a British influence im guessing) 3 shrimp & meat pickle 4 appam and chicken curry/stew 5 idiyappam and egg curry or with Chicken Stew 6 Thattukada Chicken Fry 7 mussles or Oyster stir fry 8 Kerala prawn curry and pithari 9 Mutton Paya Masala 10 potichori 11 Baby Chicken Fry with Lime Juice (@Kethel’s Chicken ) 12 duck curry and kal-appam 13 toddy shop foods 14 squid ring fry 15 Beef fry and parotta 16 Kerala Fish Curry & rice 17 kottu roti/parata (if done right, its like a pasta dish) 18 Kerala Erachi Varutharacha Curry (lamb curry) 19 El Sadhya 20 Thelassary birani or Malbari biryani at paragon 21 Bananna Fitters 22 Masala puri (fried bread and potato curry) 23 Semiya payasam 24 Halwa (thinck gelatenous jelly with cashews, orange or black in color) 25 Chatti Pathri 26 Errissery (pumpkin or squash) 27 chicken perattu 28 erachi pidi 29 chakka Varatti
Wow you are amazing for sending this. I love when people are so helpful in the comments, rest assured that every single comment that is posted here I will read and when people suggest me places I will save them and try to visit them. Thank you very much.
Such a beautiful place, probably one of the most beautiful sights of the world. Salute to the people who are living here and taking care of the environment, but alas feeling sad for them as they are in tough times when floods come in and even their livelihood is gone and have to live in fear during heavy rains as they cannot even cultivate paddy due to flood water. These people are the ones who have to be given all support for their survival and wish more and more tourists visit this place so that they can earn for few months to live the rest of the months when there are no earnings. Some innovative methods also should be found out by experts and Govt. to make their life safe during heavy rains and floods. But Indian Govt. or concerned authorities least care for them.
@@jayaprakashbalan2510 very true, trying to spread all the awareness I can to make sure that something is done about these consequences of climate change
The people the place and the food everything is great for tourism im not a political Pearson but the governments doesnt even know about tourism if this landscapes are in anywere in Malaysia or Maldives theyll make biggest tourism out of this place 💯🙌🏿
You will also find really old church's (before the Euro colonial period), check out : 1 Jattayu 2 Lulu mall 3 Kalarippayattu 4 Kathakali 5 House boating in backwaters (a day or so, overnight, private chef, bathroom and bedroom 6 Padmanabhaswamy Temple 7 spice tour with a meal 8 Vakala beach and Kovalum 9 Ayurvedic spa, Munnar 10 Fort Kochi, Jew Town, 11 snake boat racing 12 Tree house stay, Athirappilly Waterfall 13 old churchs, bible tower, st. george, st. marys,
Wow, this is so helpful. Thank you very much. I actually made a video about the snake boat races. You can find it on my channel. And also about the Jew town. The other places I saved now, thank you so much.
@@nikhil.k8938 hahah that’s probably the best tip of all. I also got a sunscreen that is better blending in now, because I was slowly turning into a lobster
Toddy is natural, tapped from coconut tree , He was not apprised many things, the Chinese fishing net too. The tourist even asks do you speak Hindi or malayalam😅
Kadamakudy used to be a lot more serien, but now it's considered as a tourist spot. There was a time when I used to go there and hang out with fisherman, sharing booze and stories with literally no one around for miles other than locals and fishermen, but now it's a lot different, too many tourists and too many photoshoots.
If you want to see more unique places in India and one of the most bio-diverse regions in the world, visit the north-eastern part of India which comprises of the states of Sikkim, Meghalaya, Assam, Arunachal, Nagaland, Manipur etc. You must definitely visit Meghalaya (it has the rainiest place on planet earth, mawsynram; Asia's cleanest village i.e. mawlyngnong, countless canyons, crystal blue rivers and water bodies, water falls, caves, mountains, living root bridge a feat of human bio-engineering that goes back hundreds of years, only matrilineal society in India). Then in Assam there are many national parks and wildlife sanctuary and also has the one-horned rhino population of India, world's largest riverine island. Also very unique culture, tribes, cuisine is a blend of south-east Asian and south asian traditions in these states. Sikkim is one of the cleanest places in India and people are very conscious about environment and traffic sense unlike most other places in India. Meghalaya also has sacred forests
@@Ozukovsky thank you for the step that is actually exactly what we will do next in November. We are going there for a whole month. But first we are going to Andaman.
Sir - You should also give the contact of the local guide who helps you in your local touring in all the places you visit so that others can also go and visit those places and have an experience of life as well those local people can also get some earnings for their hard work.
@@jayaprakashbalan2510 I don’t really have a specific guide that I travel with because I always on my own connect with local people and ask them about it or I have friends who are local, but if someone wants to connect with anyone in this video, then they can reach out to me on my Instagram and then I will share the contact details there. My Instagram is the absurdist. For privacy reasons I cant just share everyone’s contact details here.
The locals should embrace sustainable tourism..what your guide /friend did is a commendable job. These type of people can make visible changes locally. I am afraid what happens if capitalist take over and bring in mass tourism.
@IamtheAbsurdist policies are ok, but local people are not recognising the true potential of Kerala and are reluctant to try out things.. rather they prefer to move abroad for an easier life.
Kerala is truly God's Own Country! The generosity of the people of Kerala is next level. It's a beautiful place with a rich culture and natural beauty.
@@sonamdolma9718 definitely one of the highlights of my trip so far ❤️
@@IamtheAbsurdistthank you for showing that there are still places like this in our country .
It pains me greatly when I see foreign TH-camrs purposely going to the worst areas in the country and then showing us in an extremely poor light . Truth is there are many untouched places like this , all you have to do is look , with patience 🙏🏽
@@porothashawarma2339 that’s very true and India is such a beautiful country with such an amazing culture that surely you won’t even have to do that much effort to find its beauty. Kerala has an abundance.
@@IamtheAbsurdist Kerala is truly special, we have been blessed in that regard. If you would like to explore some more places with similar topography , i would suggest the North eastern states of India as well .
There are some fantastic places there I’m sure you will enjoy since quite a few of them are off the beaten path as well, anyway thank you for your reply and I hope you enjoy the rest of your trip as well 🌅😎🍻
@@porothashawarma2339 thank you for your tip and that is actually exactly what we will do. We are now in Sri Lanka, but we are going to Andaman next. After that, we will fly to Assam. And from there we will visit some of the seven sisters. If you have any specific tips there let me know. :)
Pork and beef together seriously.. btw I'm happy to know that they are not fighting over the food choices. The Kerala guy is so sweet..
They don't seem to give a shit about religion, I love that
@@nisithranjan8137 hehe :), thank you very much
@@Sina-w9rwe do care about religion but we are tolerant as long as no one try to impose on us😂
If you want to eat beef in kerala you can, also there are people in kerala who eat pork, muslims and some Hindus and some Christians don't eat pork but Muslims and other's have no problem with others eating it. Similarly, there are some people in Kerala who do not eat beef.. they have no problem with others eating it.
But there are also news in Kerala where Hindutva extrem*sts beat up shops for selling beef, Kerala is the state with the highest number of rss hindutva terror*st organization units in India, now they are doing a lot to divide people, all the time their job is to spread islamophobia, but they eat beef secretly. In India and especially kerala most of peoples are non veg.
@@myt7471 rss is not terrorist organization! I am from kerala and the real terror oraganization is PFI ! These muslim want to bring sharia law in kerala using the secularism of hindus ! There are tons of ex muslims in kerala and many maulavis who openly talk about taking over kerala and promoting terrorism against other people! Rss is the only one stoping them ! I feel so pity for you that RSS mean National service unlike pakistan who promote terrorism and these are the people who support pakistan! Plus Many jihadis are trying so hard to blame RSS and stamp them as terror organization but they cant even point out one bad thing RSS did as a terror organization!
Born and bought up in kerala, lived 5 years in Delhi, and now in Bangalore..thank you for reminding what i am missing
@@HARSHADtp my pleasure
fck off from my state
I am truly amazed by the serene and beautiful backwaters and this is coming from a Japanese who visited Kochi and Allepy back in early 2022. We do have canals in Japan but Kerala's backwaters are majestic. Hope to visit once more from a Guy living in Sendai, Japan wwww
Thank you very much! You have to indeed
You sure it's this Kochi and not the Kochi in Shikoku?
@@novametallica I am sure he knows the difference between both kochi
OMG what a discovery. Kerala cuisine is also one of the best in India and quite underrated. Unfortunately it isn’t that widely available as cuisines from other states. Hope you got to try some. Their seafood preparations are out of this world. We will definitely have to visit next year.
The food in Kerala is one of the best in entire India. I was very lucky to try many different dishes.
Not underrated.. there are just so many Kerala dishes.. You can find Kerala-based Indian restaurants all over U.S.
@@kingknights5107 oh really? Didn’t know you could many in the US
@@IamtheAbsurdist May not be many many, but still plenty enough around..
@@kingknights5107 thats good
Look how happily those people are living...They Are Soo into Nature.No Religion Fights Just Humanity...I Visited Once Loved The Energy Of People There
It truly is a magical place to visit
Don’t they assault you for simply not speaking their language?
@@ncd2164nah not in Kerala
@@ncd2164 that happens in Maharashtra if u speak hindi
Man, love your music choices. you totally ditched the usual indian stuff. keep it up and have a great time in kerala! 🍻
Thanks a lot. Thank you for the nice comment.
Dude, you deserve more subscribers. For sure, Kadamakkudy is the hidden gem of Kochi. May this vlog will be the beginning of your popularity!! Sky is the limit!! Subscribed.
Thank you so much. I hope so too. Thanks for the support
love from kerala❤
@@vineesha5379 ❤️❤️
The only place in India where you can opt beef and pork at same restaurant
Same here in the northeast states of india
@@sidgurumayum9488you guys are awesome ❤
Goa, Tamil Nadu, parts of Karnataka and northeast too
@@vaishnav_mallyaWest Bengal too we love both beef and pork 😋
dog and duck meat is a delicacy in north east and super expensive. ig kerala has that too? ever tried?
You are lucky 🍀 the way that guy went up the coconut tree for getting you a drink ! welcome to Kerala India 🇮🇳
We Keralite treat guest like god but unfortunately we don’t get the same treatment when we are in other countries.
But life goes on ❤
Yeah, it’s so sad that they don’t have the same hospitality everywhere
In India Kerala is different ❤❤❤ #True
it really is
Wow beautiful scenery backwater and rainbow like a painting ❤️❤️❤️
@@I_double_u it’s really such a beautiful area. Also for photography lovers. Every shot is a painting.
we are malayalis , we speak the language malayalam, and our state is called Keralam.
I guess it is called Keral. Thats what I heard in North India.
@justus1573 no
@@pookkiiieee What no?
@@justus1573 it's not keral, it's Keralam (കേരളം)
And we are very proud of our land and proud to be called Malayalees ❤❤❤❤
If there's any place liveable at rather great standards in India today, it's Kerala. It's not without it's problems but my god is it a pretty place. I might be a bit biased though :)
@@Dinara1up I agree very beautiful place
South interior Karnataka says hi . Cool weather all year
@@Abubacker-kv3tu have to visit there soon too
I am 57, born and raised in Africa - South African of Kerala origin. I am there at least twice a year. Visit family try and do business there, inherited property stuff etc. Love it for 2 weeks. Longer can be tough though. The umbrella insistence.. My cousins do the same..I too travell a lot.. Some 35 countries so far. West must learn to be as friendly especially towards others
@@gijuvarghese6545 couldn’t agree more. Lots of people could take an example from this. Also, fun place to visit twice a year. Enjoy your travels
Hello, nice to hear that you still keep tied with and regularly visit your family in Kerala. Could you share why you think longer than 2 weeks would be tough? No hate, I would just like to know your perspective.
He is a natural tourist guid.. No wrong intenetions... Love his generosity😍
@@rajakrishnan4298 yes he was so sweet
i'm crying i want to live in place like this and keep painting my whole life
@@bhutaturr1636 me too 🌸
Come to Kerala😊🎉
Wow, dope vid. So tranquil 🧘♂️ so zen
Glad you enjoyed
the videography the background music the enjoyment of the video 10/10 you got a new subscriber man
@@odysseyrehan6075 thanks a lot :))
India has so much to offer for travelers and tourists. There are so many places that it will take you a life time to see.
As a malayali I would say go offbeat in India in states like Kerala,goa, Himachal..then go with a guide around sikkim, north bengal,northeastern states like assam, meghalaya, nagaland, arunachal. I also believe andaman, lakshadweep, jharkhand, odisha are really underrated places but be careful out there. Try to avoid the crowded cities maybe except Varanasi and jaipur... I think I can recommend forever lol 😂
Thank you for the tips. That is exactly what I will do. Next up we are going to Andaman and after that we will go to Northeast India so stay tuned because a lot more interesting is coming up
Unfortunately Goa is getting spoiled coz of the u know the ruling authority. ...our peace is already destroyed...and people have started to divide
@@IamtheAbsurdistalso try Northern areas of Bengal
@@nathanator1297 i will go there very soon
Welcome to our kerala brother,
Hope you enjoyed here.
There are many more beautiful places and festivals are here.
Thanks for visiting our state❤️
Thank you so much for the warm welcome! I definitely hope to come back soon
I really appreciate your choice of background music.. you ditched the usual tourist music of India which makes the video soo good..and also kerala is such a wonderful place with beautiful culture and peoples
Glad you liked it!
what a really beautiful place... How was the fresh coconut water?
Haha I really enjoyed to see how he climbed that tree :)
Thank you for the video and to give us a view of south - india.
Great video!
@@caroleblanc4952 Thank you. It tastes absolutely amazing. You have to try it.
Thank you so much for sharing our culture and hospitality...be happy spread care for each other...god bless all
thank you
14:27 we speak malayalam.....thats our mother tongue not hindi...in southern part of india each state have their own language....
eg:- people speak Tamil in Tamil nadu ... English is the second largest language.....there is 22 official languages in india....because of this there is no national language....hindi is just a normal language in northern part....and we dont speak Hindi.....you can communicate in English..... everyone knows English.....the literacy rate is 96%😅😅
@@M_പപ്പൻ1 yes that is why I put subtitles in Malayalam
Indians don't prefer Subtitles usually, We rather watch in the original language as it is. But still I appreciate you have added Malayalam subtitles.@@IamtheAbsurdist
@@vat513 thanks, unfortunately I do not speak malayalam so I cannot, but only subtitle for now
This is where im from thanks for making people know us
My pleasure
Very beautiful place. Achraf is learning to eat coconut
Yeah, he likes the fresh ones way more
The aerial shots are insane
@@marialovesmarklee thanks
It's truly amazing. Liked and subscribed.
Thanks for the sub!
I'm a sri Lankan, in Sri Lanka and keraka have lots of similarities ,, ❤ i love Kerala,, i have met some mallus (Kerala people) in Dubai when I'm working there, kerala people are very humble, one day i want to visit kerala , ❤
I'm sure you'd love it there! Kerala is a truly special place.
And so is Sri Lanka
@IamtheAbsurdist Sri Lanka is my motherland, it's a gem 💎,
It seems like you guys also use coconut in food preparation just like Kerala cuisine.
My bro! What a beautiful hospitality
@@recklessmallu3175 people in Kerala are the best ❤️
Thankyou! Proud Keralite ❣️🫶🏻
Now that you've seen the calm and quiet side of kerala, visit here during the summer, festivals could go crazy, such as theyyams in the malabar region in north kerala, and thrissur pooram and nemaara veela in Palakkad district, i am assuring
you, you will never forger it in your whole life ! Thank me later 😉🙌
@@happyanil6972 I’ll write it down and I will definitely come back. Thank you very much.
I've never traveled solo in my entire life(yet). And although I'd like to imagine how I'd cherish such authentic experiences the chances of them actually happening are slim- as it takes a lot of adjustment I believe. I wanna ask how you guys being foreigners do the same- with accommodation, food, weather..? Have these factors ever gotten to you and left you overwhelmed or frustrated..?
@@sowbow21 hi thank you for the comment. Travelling to so many different places and trying to find these local places definitely asks for a lot of adjustment. When I just started travelling, I definitely had to get used to a lot of things, but I learned that travelling for me is all about putting yourself out of your comfort zone and adjusting yourself to your environment and the people you are with. You will learn so much and you will also notice that people are really very helpful everywhere. Your question is if I ever got frustrated and overwhelmed with these things. Yes for sure! This video show all the best moments and there are definitely also a lot of moments in which I am very socially drained tired or over sensed with culture shock, but it’s so worth it. I think once you start travelling, you will notice that these authentic experiences will come to you much easier than you think.
If those concerns you, then they are not meant to be travellers. especially solo
I love my kerala and my people ❤
Reminds me of my grandparents house ❤ brings back so many great memories
@@Crepkit i’m glad you like it
Background music 🎶 superb
Thank you
We are welcoming, Look at the guide he even showed you where there dry their underwear. "We don't care about what others think" that's the mindset of Indians. Love from India❤
It’s an amazing mindset I love it. That person was so friendly.
Honestly you had the perfect day in Kerala.
@@thesrinathkamath yeah we were lucky
Dude you are so lucky, I am from Kerala and I haven't experienced this!
I’m very lucky to have found this place indeed. If you ever plan to visit there, let me know then I will give you the contact of some very nice people there. :)
❤@@IamtheAbsurdist
❤ Nice, kayaking boat ride.. Enjoy every moment ❤👍🙌..
@@TseringTsedoka thank you
A Well edited video. Love from kerala mate♥️
@@ijaas_muhmd thank you very much. Glad you liked it. Your state is amazing :)
Christianity and islam reached india first on kerala, christianity in india is older than Europe christianity from AD 52, churches still use Syriac, aramaic (Jesus spoken language)
Thanks for the information, very interesting :)
Historically that is not Correct. St. Thomas never come to Kerala. no proof for that. they are just Stories.
plus both reached here by traders and not weapon, hence the harmony is present.
@@kam1k4z3harmony only because of hinuds otherwise the jihadis will have already converted everyone😹😹! There was religious tolerance but now the islamists are a little aggressive hence lot of ex muslims are coming out in public
Yes not pushed to change religion in the tip of sword
Bro come to palakkad(kollengode , malampuzha etc) one of the beautiful village in India is situated here
I’ve heard great things about Palakkad, we definitely need to visit
Welcome to pkd
Happy to show you man in our Gods and country 🙏❤💪😇
@@vipin_raj_vj thank you :))
I really really really hope our state doesn't get overhyped. Ernakulam is already getting ruined due to North Indians migrating here. Please don't ruin our home and please be mindful while visiting.
@@bekindfellowhuman I hope so too
The video title should change from "south India's last untouched paradise".
And it's time for the Kerala tourist board to start considering restrictions like in Spain. And the Kerala government on some of the north Indian base.
@thewhatorwhy I agree. And not to spread hate, but North Indian tourists are extremely rude, ignorant, and they're not at all mindful.
I'm from Fort Kochi and it's impossible to step outside of my house during Christmas and New Year as there is quite literally a human stampede. There really should be some kind of restriction at this point.
Yes most of the tourist only visited Mumbai Or Delhi and complain about cleanliness but they did't research deeply about India most of Kerala is untouched by tourist compared to north. I appreciate your video
And also Are your going to visit Kozhikode, Kochi and Thiruvananthapuram?
@@JetMrBedrock15 I totally agree. And I actually visited those places that you mentioned already, some of them I have also highlighted in other videos. I invite you to check out my other videos :)
Nice, you must do houseboating if you can, but you can also try the Monroe isle early in the morning in a canoe.
Must eat
1 chili beef and parotta
2 meat or fish cutlets (like a British influence im guessing)
3 shrimp & meat pickle
4 appam and chicken curry/stew
5 idiyappam and egg curry or with Chicken Stew
6 Thattukada Chicken Fry
7 mussles or Oyster stir fry
8 Kerala prawn curry and pithari
9 Mutton Paya Masala
10 potichori
11 Baby Chicken Fry with Lime Juice (@Kethel’s Chicken )
12 duck curry and kal-appam
13 toddy shop foods
14 squid ring fry
15 Beef fry and parotta
16 Kerala Fish Curry & rice
17 kottu roti/parata (if done right, its like a pasta dish)
18 Kerala Erachi Varutharacha Curry (lamb curry)
19 El Sadhya
20 Thelassary birani or Malbari biryani at paragon
21 Bananna Fitters
22 Masala puri (fried bread and potato curry)
23 Semiya payasam
24 Halwa (thinck gelatenous jelly with cashews, orange or black in color)
25 Chatti Pathri
26 Errissery (pumpkin or squash)
27 chicken perattu
28 erachi pidi
29 chakka Varatti
Wow you are amazing for sending this. I love when people are so helpful in the comments, rest assured that every single comment that is posted here I will read and when people suggest me places I will save them and try to visit them. Thank you very much.
That is a comprehensive list. I salute your dedication in putting out such a detailed list of our variety of delectables
Thank you for exploring these part of India , love your content😄
@@Foolish_lord thank you so much. I’m currently in Sri Lanka but I will be back in India soon.
I am from Kochi, glad to see you enjoying your time there
I love it!
Actually South India gets many tourists, the real untouched part of India is North-East India, just visit once and experience yourself.
And that is exactly the part of India that we will visit next thank you for the tip
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But, not safe as south
@@JOSH-n2n1x why is it not safe?
@@JOSH-n2n1x Yes, safer than South. Only unsafe areas are those where illegal immigrants live.
Ayyy... me and my buddies go there to hang out.
Its peaceful.
@@creepy_assassin6234 great hangout spot
Thank you for visiting our state❤
@@pradeeppunkunnam thank you for being so welcoming
Kerala is the best state in india
Amazing place indeed
disagree
That was heavenly.
@@colour3340 thank you very much. It truly was.
It's so calm and soothing to watch ❤
@@athul1752 thank you I hope it shows the place good because that is also exactly how the place is like
Such a beautiful place, probably one of the most beautiful sights of the world. Salute to the people who are living here and taking care of the environment, but alas feeling sad for them as they are in tough times when floods come in and even their livelihood is gone and have to live in fear during heavy rains as they cannot even cultivate paddy due to flood water. These people are the ones who have to be given all support for their survival and wish more and more tourists visit this place so that they can earn for few months to live the rest of the months when there are no earnings. Some innovative methods also should be found out by experts and Govt. to make their life safe during heavy rains and floods. But Indian Govt. or concerned authorities least care for them.
@@jayaprakashbalan2510 very true, trying to spread all the awareness I can to make sure that something is done about these consequences of climate change
Wow this place is awesome and people looks super friendly ❤
People were so friendly, indeed.
My Kerala is beutiful and clean ❤❤❤❤❤
@@jinojose1181 it really is
The people the place and the food everything is great for tourism im not a political Pearson but the governments doesnt even know about tourism if this landscapes are in anywere in Malaysia or Maldives theyll make biggest tourism out of this place 💯🙌🏿
@@rayvin6235 it’s great that it is not taken over by mass tourism. It keeps its beauty that way.
22:10 Rainbow !
One of the biggest rainbows I ever saw
Wow,How did you meet this guy? You are very lucky
By coincidence. The travel gods were in my favour
Gods own country is not for the landscape which is heavenly but because of the people.
@@kaustavadhikary8940 very true
You make me nostalgic ❤
@@Keralan7 i’m glad you liked it :)
If you still here visit Kollam Mandroturuth one of the beautiful water boating are enjoying ❤❤
Oh thank you very much for the tip. Unfortunately, we are not in Kerala anymore, but when we come back, we will definitely visit there.
Hey , if you are still in India then definitely visit Northeast India ( Meghalaya ) must visit place
Thank you that’s a great tip. That’s exactly actually what we will do. We are going there in November.
Keep it untouched. Ellaarum koodi vannu naasahamaakkathirunna mathi.
Uvva 😹😹😹
You will also find really old church's (before the Euro colonial period), check out :
1 Jattayu
2 Lulu mall
3 Kalarippayattu
4 Kathakali
5 House boating in backwaters (a day or so, overnight, private chef, bathroom and bedroom
6 Padmanabhaswamy Temple
7 spice tour with a meal
8 Vakala beach and Kovalum
9 Ayurvedic spa, Munnar
10 Fort Kochi, Jew Town,
11 snake boat racing
12 Tree house stay, Athirappilly Waterfall
13 old churchs, bible tower, st. george, st. marys,
Wow, this is so helpful. Thank you very much. I actually made a video about the snake boat races. You can find it on my channel. And also about the Jew town. The other places I saved now, thank you so much.
You missed malabar, only shared southern kerala places, 1st and 2nd oldest masjid in Indian subcontinent also in kerala. Kodungallur, kasergod.
@@myt7471 thank you. I’ll check it out next time
@@myt7471he missed soo many!
Gorgeous video❤
@@emms8 thank you so much. Glad you liked it.
@@IamtheAbsurdist I sure did 😊 & i've subscribed ( btw)
@@emms8 thank you very much. :)
It's my village ❤
@@abhijithap4314 very beautiful place
Just WOW 1:21
@@GodX-io8hi yeah, they were so welcoming
@@IamtheAbsurdist lol still watching your Video by the way lmao... Ya the Video is Amazing man !
@@GodX-io8hi thanks a lot :)
South India, north east, and north most part of india are the most underrated places in India Mumbai and delhi is overrated
I totally agree. I can’t wait to go to the north east of India too.
apply more sunscreen in south india ur in center of equator
@@nikhil.k8938 hahah that’s probably the best tip of all. I also got a sunscreen that is better blending in now, because I was slowly turning into a lobster
Toddy is a traditional drink made from fermenting palm tree sap
It is widely drank in various parts of india
Either palm tree or coconut tree.
Love kerela truly a paradise
It really is
“Dey, athu pottum” really got me
Toddy is natural, tapped from coconut tree , He was not apprised many things, the Chinese fishing net too. The tourist even asks do you speak Hindi or malayalam😅
Beautiful❤
Thank you! 😊
Born and bought up in UK, but ethnically, a Keralite, you can not find this ANYWHERE ELSE in India.
@@ThatOneSlayGod very true
That younger bro is so cute!
@@joslin7tj haha thanks
Proud to be a kochikaran....
@@rahul92065 understandable ❤️
Kadamakudy used to be a lot more serien, but now it's considered as a tourist spot. There was a time when I used to go there and hang out with fisherman, sharing booze and stories with literally no one around for miles other than locals and fishermen, but now it's a lot different, too many tourists and too many photoshoots.
I bet that was a great experience.
Kerala, Kochi, Kadamakudi ❤
@@ഊക്കൻടിൻ്റു ❤️❤️
Kadamakudy peeps evide?
Kerala 🌴🌴
🌸🌸
If you want to see more unique places in India and one of the most bio-diverse regions in the world, visit the north-eastern part of India which comprises of the states of Sikkim, Meghalaya, Assam, Arunachal, Nagaland, Manipur etc.
You must definitely visit Meghalaya (it has the rainiest place on planet earth, mawsynram; Asia's cleanest village i.e. mawlyngnong, countless canyons, crystal blue rivers and water bodies, water falls, caves, mountains, living root bridge a feat of human bio-engineering that goes back hundreds of years, only matrilineal society in India). Then in Assam there are many national parks and wildlife sanctuary and also has the one-horned rhino population of India, world's largest riverine island. Also very unique culture, tribes, cuisine is a blend of south-east Asian and south asian traditions in these states. Sikkim is one of the cleanest places in India and people are very conscious about environment and traffic sense unlike most other places in India. Meghalaya also has sacred forests
@@Ozukovsky thank you for the step that is actually exactly what we will do next in November. We are going there for a whole month. But first we are going to Andaman.
But, even fellow Indians need permits like ILP. So many of us avoid visiting such restricted areas.
❤❤❤❤❤ good vlog
@@jamalponnani1651 thank you that is very sweet
SOME PLACES ARE BETTER BE HIDDEN haha !!! love ur vdo tho
That is very true, and thank you very much
I think you should visit Darjeeling and NE india
@@ayushchakrabarty5543 we will actually visit that place in November
❤️ from kerala🌴
@@G-archive-1 ❤️❤️
I am from Kerala
@@TURBOEDITZ_10 amazing place
Welcome to CocoLand brother
@@0xxyz9 thank you
What is the village called?
Kadamakkudy
Sir - You should also give the contact of the local guide who helps you in your local touring in all the places you visit so that others can also go and visit those places and have an experience of life as well those local people can also get some earnings for their hard work.
@@jayaprakashbalan2510 I don’t really have a specific guide that I travel with because I always on my own connect with local people and ask them about it or I have friends who are local, but if someone wants to connect with anyone in this video, then they can reach out to me on my Instagram and then I will share the contact details there. My Instagram is the absurdist. For privacy reasons I cant just share everyone’s contact details here.
@@jayaprakashbalan2510 but very good idea thank you very much
Is it true that Keral is more expensive than states like Karnatak and Maharashtra
I didn’t go to the other states that you mentioned yet, but Kerala was definitely cheaper than other parts of India
The locals should embrace sustainable tourism..what your guide /friend did is a commendable job. These type of people can make visible changes locally. I am afraid what happens if capitalist take over and bring in mass tourism.
@@focuskerala2022 I couldn’t agree more. I think Kerala is a place where it might be possible maybe. Good people good policy beautiful places.
@IamtheAbsurdist policies are ok, but local people are not recognising the true potential of Kerala and are reluctant to try out things.. rather they prefer to move abroad for an easier life.
@@focuskerala2022 I hope your state manages to develop its true potential then :)
If you post it on social media...it loses its privilege of being a secret
Well, luckily, I don’t have 1 million followers hehehe
@IamtheAbsurdist 😅
Kadamakudy is really underrated
@@kwisatzhaderach842 it really is an amazing place
Great ❤😊
@@ramlakkan9056 thank you
Genuinely nice people there in kadamakudy I live nearby. Please visit Cherai during dusk ( its very close) time just slows down there ...
@@kiranraj7344
Great, thank you. I will write it down.