I love my state of Kerala. but the truth is every state in India is unique and each can beat India's stereotype. goto Coorg for example. or nagaland. or andamans, or Kashmir, or odisha each with its own tapestry and experience to soak in
I am from North East India and this is the India that I am proud of calm, well mannered , beautiful not those bussling ill managed and overcrowded locations with ill mannered people 💕💕💕 LOVE from Tripura
India gets a bad rep for being dirty and chaotic because most tourists only visit the so called ‘golden triangle’ - Delhi, Jaipur and Agra. Tourists should completely avoid those places and visit the actual nice areas - Himachal, Jammu and Kashmir, Kerala, and the Northeast are mostly nice, and outskirts of other states are nice too. Basically avoid all big cities if you hate crowds and chaos and you should be fine
I'm from Jaipur, and yes it's very crowdy and a busy place but that does not mean that there is nothing to see here, we have got a lot of beautiful old monument here. Surely visit Jaipur to know more.
Ignore the mean comments. Nothing wrong with revealing the bad experiences. You don’t have to prove your credibility through video evidence. A lot of people in the comments wanna hear sugarcoated experience.
Absolutely love ur fromat. the grading, the editing. and that yearn for tht calm nature kinda thing hits right at home. please dont stop. The haters will hate but please dont get demotivated.
bro if you come to munnar don't miss kolukummalai. reach there at early morning. for avoid crowding go in working days. mon- to fri. it will be a great experience . above the clouds
As you love nature 😍 it's good for me to recommend you some places as i am a freaking nature lover . Visit Northeast India most calm and beautiful places like Meghalaya it has mountain, jungle, waterfalls, natural hanging bridges , and most of the Northeastern states are mountainy , full of nature and the food is also different if you try or find local. And very noth India like Jammu and Kashmir, Shimla, Manali , Sikkim , Darjeeling. In the west you have desert ( i wont recommend this time of the year) , Goa, costal areas throughout India like Kerala, Tamilnadu, Odisha , West Bengal (but mostly coastal sides) you have so many national parks to choose from in almost every state. The beaches of Andaman and Nicobar and Laxwadeep islands.
An hour away from kerala's capital city is ponmudi, its a mountain with around 22 hairpin bends, one bus to take you there and to come back. The place is pretty free and you can walk up to any point of the mountain except for the danger zones ofc 💀💀
I'm sorry oskar, forgive me for just having judgement inside, Blew my mind, Beautifully made💙, the voice, this film(: Wish you great luck 🍀✨ God bless✨
I don't know how you can plan it, but try to do Agastyaarkoodam peak in Kerala, if you love hiking. I've done it 4 times and I would still like to go one more time. Takes 2 to 3 days in total. They open the hike trail up for public only during March-April when the weather is kind.
Kerala is a beautiful place to visit. The whole state from North to South gives a hell lot of experience. Each state in India is the same Me as a malayali finds it difficult to stay in over crowded, endlessly honking places and states in India, it's frustrating even for us but if you exclude them. You can find absolute gem of places in india as well
Nice video bro, Also check out the following in Kerala: 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 (nature lover), Athirappilly Waterfall 13 old churchs, bible tower, st. george, st. marys, 14 Trek up wayanad mountains during the morning 15 Priyar reserve (nature lover) , not sure when the best time to check it out (you can camp out, rent a tent)
ok so got your preference ....calm and peace....u should definitely try ladakh and leh ...u can go on a bike ride ..its just an another level of exprience and ...also u should try srinagar in jammu and kashmir ...and also north east part of country ...do some planning and then travel there ...otherwise u will be panicking if u travelling to our country without any planning ..even we do pre planning ...and most importantly..travel to india only in winter season
@@OskarViking Wayanad - somewhat like munnar with forests and tea plantations, waterfalls, lakes, adventure rides Trivandrum - famous for its beaches ( Varkala), Jadayu rock Kozhikode/Calicut - famous for its cuisine Ernakulam - There only, we have Fort Kochi, vibrant streets and beach with a colonial/Dutch touch Also other hidden waterfalls, lakes Alappuzha - famous for it's backwaters, houseboat And the list goes on... Each district has its own speciality as well as tourist attractions... These are a few of them...
Go to north east aka the "SEVEN SISTERS"....if you love nature/forests/waterfalls with a less hot weather...it's the place to visit...india is very very diverse in weather/terrain...from deserts to snowy mountains to rain forests you will find every terrain here...don't just go to overcrowded cities and claim "i have been to India and it's not good/overcrowded/overwhelming"!!!
excellent vlog, but the comments of Keralites SHOCKED me. I myself am not from North India but Northeast India, even if we are basically ignored by central government majority of the time, we don't play pretend to be seperatists just because western media and Internet calls us Indians a myriad of different things. We look different, have different culture, and less polluted than probably both North and South India. The intention of this comment is not to insult anyone or to say my region is superior to you guys, but it is seriously lame seeing you guys jump boat just because of opinions of foreigners. We have our own seperatist group here called the Alpha and we consider them terrorists. Be better
Thanks for visiting Kerala. Explore Kerala again ❤ There are many hidden gems in Kerala. Best to visit after the monsoon rains from August to December.
You must go to Kolukummali Tea Estate. It's the Highest Tea Estate in the world. A 3 hour super bumpy Jeep ride to the Top but absolutely worth it. I went there during the first week of Monsoon and I was "Walking in the clouds". The views are to die for. DO NOT MISS IT ! YOU WILL REGRET IT LATER IF YOU DON'T VISIT.
You should visit the states Uttarakhand, and Himachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh since you love be in a calming places. Go to the hidden villages and avoid famous tourist spots. The village people are honest, loving, and friendly.
by the looks of it, seems like you came in Summar season. Should have visited in Monsoon or Winter season, the colour grade of whole Kerala goes from LUTS to processed video. And the temp in Monsoon and Winter is lot like 15-20 degrees.
Great editing.. I'm from the state of Kerala.. If hikes are your thing.. Here's some recommendations Vagamon, Vattavada, Kanthalloor and Chinnakanal. There's also similar hikes in Wayanad district. Coorg and Chikmagalur are two prominent hill stations in the neighbouring state of Karnataka.
@@OskarViking Hey please do visit Kodaikanal. I'm from Kerala and I visited the place. It was beautiful I stayed at a hotel called abhirami residence and I highly recommend food from the nearby hilltop restaurant. The hotel also has a cafeteria but hilltop restaurant is a more premium experience. You can eat corn roasted over coals on the streets as a snack. Be sure to check out Guna cave and many other beautiful places while you stay there. You can ride a boat on a nearby lake as well. Be careful with the chocolates cuz most of the times if you look carefully you can see flies in the glass cabinet where the chocolates are kept.
Kerala tourism dept has to take notice , tea plantation workers asking tourist to leave . I dont think there is any private land there all are govt land leased to companies for cultivation alone.This is a new tendancy in munnar which has to be nipped at the bud .Domestic toursits must make compaints
better take precautions, who knows? new tourists who are not so well-mannered might end up destroying the garden which is also the workers' source of income
As a malayalee, Kerala is just a sight for my sore eyes. I was born there and it has this overlay of transcendental goodness that I crave for. Thanks for the video.
Visit places like Uttarakhand, himachal, sikkim, Meghalaya and arunanchal these places are gem As someone from Uttarakhand visit places like 1) valley of flowers(world heritage site as well) 2) Kedarnath 3) Muktaswar 4) Auli Plz google the best seasons to visit the above mentioned places WELCOME TO HIMALAYAS
Bro if you want to see the best sunrise in munnar go to kolukkumalai... But problem is that there is only a jeep safari to there and its pretty expensive... I just went there we were 3 of them we just traveling with our bikes.. unfortunately because of expensive for only 3 of us.. we cant experience that.. if you can try it.. it will be good..♥️🫂
Many tourists n vloggers went there in Munnar at tea plantation, no one had a experience what u had , I mean I don't know .. u should have recorded exactly what the two people said to u ! 🤨
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In life you have to experience everything. True travelers enjoy challenges its the vacationers that keep complaining that the world must change to accommodate them.
Some states in India that have many close-to-Nature places: Himachal Pradesh Uttarakhand North-east India (Meghalaya, Sikkim, Darjeeling etc) Ladakh Kashmir And a lot of other places too but I don't know much so sorry! (I haven't been to south India yet, so I can't say much about that. South Indian bros do write your suggestions!)
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Kerala keeps beating Indian stereotypes
🎉
Yep
I love my state of Kerala. but the truth is every state in India is unique and each can beat India's stereotype. goto Coorg for example. or nagaland. or andamans, or Kashmir, or odisha each with its own tapestry and experience to soak in
@@zgeorgem i can see that you haven't visited North Indian states
Kerala isn’t a part of India. We don’t speak Hindi and we have our own culture. We were called Malabaris throughout history not Indians.
I am from North East India and this is the India that I am proud of calm, well mannered , beautiful not those bussling ill managed and overcrowded locations with ill mannered people 💕💕💕 LOVE from Tripura
Exactly
And somehow people of some regions get offended if we, as Indians ourselves, want peace and civilized people and hygiene etc
I'm from Kolkata and I believe everyone should see the living root bridges atleast once in their lifetime
@@jaydeepsen4769 Everyone except people from Kolkata.
I agree , India is getting it's bad name from north India people
@@KanstarRay there's one above you
India gets a bad rep for being dirty and chaotic because most tourists only visit the so called ‘golden triangle’ - Delhi, Jaipur and Agra. Tourists should completely avoid those places and visit the actual nice areas - Himachal, Jammu and Kashmir, Kerala, and the Northeast are mostly nice, and outskirts of other states are nice too. Basically avoid all big cities if you hate crowds and chaos and you should be fine
Ikr? They cry about crowds but go to the most crowded areas.
I'm from Jaipur, and yes it's very crowdy and a busy place but that does not mean that there is nothing to see here, we have got a lot of beautiful old monument here. Surely visit Jaipur to know more.
Ignore the mean comments. Nothing wrong with revealing the bad experiences. You don’t have to prove your credibility through video evidence. A lot of people in the comments wanna hear sugarcoated experience.
Absolutely love ur fromat. the grading, the editing. and that yearn for tht calm nature kinda thing hits right at home. please dont stop. The haters will hate but please dont get demotivated.
Thank you, I really appreciate it🙌🙏🙏
I think this is one of the best video I saw about Kerala.
There is something unique about it.
I love the subtitles.
Subscribed.
Oh wow, thank you for the kind words. It really means a lot
bro if you come to munnar don't miss kolukummalai. reach there at early morning. for avoid crowding go in working days. mon- to fri. it will be a great experience . above the clouds
The format of ur videos is so good .The audio sounds phenomenal with some shots too
Thank you! I really appreciate it🙏🙏🙏
As you love nature 😍 it's good for me to recommend you some places as i am a freaking nature lover . Visit Northeast India most calm and beautiful places like Meghalaya it has mountain, jungle, waterfalls, natural hanging bridges , and most of the Northeastern states are mountainy , full of nature and the food is also different if you try or find local. And very noth India like Jammu and Kashmir, Shimla, Manali , Sikkim , Darjeeling. In the west you have desert ( i wont recommend this time of the year) , Goa, costal areas throughout India like Kerala, Tamilnadu, Odisha , West Bengal (but mostly coastal sides) you have so many national parks to choose from in almost every state. The beaches of Andaman and Nicobar and Laxwadeep islands.
Amazing, thank you so much for the recommendations!🙌🙏🙌
4:05 Man the sound is so pristine ❤
nice edit and voice-over. keep churning them out. and break the chain of stereotypes of the rest of the world.
That’s very nice of you. Thank you🙏 Will do🙌🙌
An hour away from kerala's capital city is ponmudi, its a mountain with around 22 hairpin bends, one bus to take you there and to come back. The place is pretty free and you can walk up to any point of the mountain except for the danger zones ofc 💀💀
Kerala❤ gods own country
I'm sorry oskar, forgive me for just having judgement inside,
Blew my mind, Beautifully made💙, the voice, this film(:
Wish you great luck 🍀✨
God bless✨
What do you mean, having judgement?
Thank you very much🙌🙏
I don't know how you can plan it, but try to do Agastyaarkoodam peak in Kerala, if you love hiking. I've done it 4 times and I would still like to go one more time. Takes 2 to 3 days in total. They open the hike trail up for public only during March-April when the weather is kind.
Will look it up, thanks for the recommendation🙏🙏🙏🙌🙌
Kerala is a beautiful place to visit. The whole state from North to South gives a hell lot of experience.
Each state in India is the same
Me as a malayali finds it difficult to stay in over crowded, endlessly honking places and states in India, it's frustrating even for us but if you exclude them. You can find absolute gem of places in india as well
The video quality is amazing, i hope this gets more views
Damn this video is healing ..love the aesthetics and quality ❤
I understand your type of place and I can assure that you’ll love Kashmir ,pehalgam,etc don’t be upset and explore more ❤
Will do, thanks🙌
Please visit these places in India 🇮🇳❤️
1. Ladakh
2. Kashmir
3. Manali
4. Shimla
5. Rishikesh
6. Mcleodganj
7. Jaisalmer
8. Goa
9. Kerala ( kochi, varkala, Alleppey, Munnar)
10. Hampi
11. Darjeeling
12. Sikkim
13. Meghalaya
14. Andaman and Nicobar islands
15. Udaipur
Thank you for the recommendations🙌🙌🙏🙏
This is soo beautiful bro thankyou for visiting our state have fun 🤍
Nice video bro, Also check out the following in Kerala:
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 (nature lover), Athirappilly Waterfall
13 old churchs, bible tower, st. george, st. marys,
14 Trek up wayanad mountains during the morning
15 Priyar reserve (nature lover) , not sure when the best time to check it out (you can camp out, rent a tent)
thank you man, I appreciate it!🙌🙏
Yo this is some really good cinematography
Love the way you tell your stories man keep up🤌.
That colour grading...oohh maahnn🫠🤍
ok so got your preference ....calm and peace....u should definitely try ladakh and leh ...u can go on a bike ride ..its just an another level of exprience and ...also u should try srinagar in jammu and kashmir ...and also north east part of country ...do some planning and then travel there ...otherwise u will be panicking if u travelling to our country without any planning ..even we do pre planning ...and most importantly..travel to india only in winter season
There are many places you can explore in Kerala... Do come back again!!!
Any recommendations?!🙌🙏
@@OskarViking
Wayanad - somewhat like munnar with forests and tea plantations, waterfalls, lakes, adventure rides
Trivandrum - famous for its beaches ( Varkala), Jadayu rock
Kozhikode/Calicut - famous for its cuisine
Ernakulam - There only, we have Fort Kochi, vibrant streets and beach with a colonial/Dutch touch
Also other hidden waterfalls, lakes
Alappuzha - famous for it's backwaters, houseboat
And the list goes on... Each district has its own speciality as well as tourist attractions... These are a few of them...
Go to north east aka the "SEVEN SISTERS"....if you love nature/forests/waterfalls with a less hot weather...it's the place to visit...india is very very diverse in weather/terrain...from deserts to snowy mountains to rain forests you will find every terrain here...don't just go to overcrowded cities and claim "i have been to India and it's not good/overcrowded/overwhelming"!!!
Welcome to kerala ❤🩹😊
Thank you for having me🙏🙏
Please be honest no worry to say the facts Hope you enjoyed kerala
❤ from Wayanad, Kerala. From tropical jungles 🍃 to Himalayas ❄, my beautiful nation has got it all.
"India is a World in itself."
~ me ✌ 😁
🫡 ഭാരതം ❤
Filter and the audio 😘👌🏻
I am so proud to be a malayali ❤
what happened last time visiting India?
super editing bro
I really want to come back kerala 🥺🩷
Welcome to kerala ❤
😍
excellent vlog, but the comments of Keralites SHOCKED me. I myself am not from North India but Northeast India, even if we are basically ignored by central government majority of the time, we don't play pretend to be seperatists just because western media and Internet calls us Indians a myriad of different things. We look different, have different culture, and less polluted than probably both North and South India. The intention of this comment is not to insult anyone or to say my region is superior to you guys, but it is seriously lame seeing you guys jump boat just because of opinions of foreigners.
We have our own seperatist group here called the Alpha and we consider them terrorists. Be better
go to north east india 7 sisters
Any specific place?🙌
@@OskarViking there are wonderful waterfalls in meghalaya (state) u can find so much Nature and greenery in those 7 States in north east india
Thanks for visiting Kerala. Explore Kerala again ❤ There are many hidden gems in Kerala. Best to visit after the monsoon rains from August to December.
Thanks for having me, it’s a fascinating place🙌🙏
You must go to Kolukummali Tea Estate. It's the Highest Tea Estate in the world. A 3 hour super bumpy Jeep ride to the Top but absolutely worth it.
I went there during the first week of Monsoon and I was "Walking in the clouds". The views are to die for.
DO NOT MISS IT ! YOU WILL REGRET IT LATER IF YOU DON'T VISIT.
You should visit the states Uttarakhand, and Himachal Pradesh, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh since you love be in a calming places. Go to the hidden villages and avoid famous tourist spots. The village people are honest, loving, and friendly.
Awesome, I will definetely look it up!🙏
by the looks of it, seems like you came in Summar season. Should have visited in Monsoon or Winter season, the colour grade of whole Kerala goes from LUTS to processed video. And the temp in Monsoon and Winter is lot like 15-20 degrees.
Yeah, we realized. A lot of people told me it gets sooo much greener. Would have been cool to see!
Thanks for watching the video, man🙌🙏
Great editing.. I'm from the state of Kerala.. If hikes are your thing.. Here's some recommendations Vagamon, Vattavada, Kanthalloor and Chinnakanal. There's also similar hikes in Wayanad district. Coorg and Chikmagalur are two prominent hill stations in the neighbouring state of Karnataka.
Thank you Kevin!
And agastyarkoodam
Yes, what this guy said, Also yah, Karnataka, is also amazballz, HAMPI (the ruins), the mystical temples
@@OskarViking Hey please do visit Kodaikanal. I'm from Kerala and I visited the place. It was beautiful I stayed at a hotel called abhirami residence and I highly recommend food from the nearby hilltop restaurant. The hotel also has a cafeteria but hilltop restaurant is a more premium experience. You can eat corn roasted over coals on the streets as a snack. Be sure to check out Guna cave and many other beautiful places while you stay there. You can ride a boat on a nearby lake as well. Be careful with the chocolates cuz most of the times if you look carefully you can see flies in the glass cabinet where the chocolates are kept.
Kerala (and other south Indian states to an extent) pulling India out of the stereotypes
Damn bro.the grading and shots looks amazing
Kerala tourism dept has to take notice , tea plantation workers asking tourist to leave . I dont think there is any private land there all are govt land leased to companies for cultivation alone.This is a new tendancy in munnar which has to be nipped at the bud .Domestic toursits must make compaints
better take precautions, who knows? new tourists who are not so well-mannered might end up destroying the garden which is also the workers' source of income
As a malayalee, Kerala is just a sight for my sore eyes. I was born there and it has this overlay of transcendental goodness that I crave for. Thanks for the video.
Kerala is different! Malayali is different!
Come to Calicut Kerala
my life goal is to retire and buy a place near Munnar and live peacefully…😊
Kerala is a great place
People coming to India should definitely check this place out
Visit places like Uttarakhand, himachal, sikkim, Meghalaya and arunanchal these places are gem
As someone from Uttarakhand visit places like
1) valley of flowers(world heritage site as well)
2) Kedarnath
3) Muktaswar
4) Auli
Plz google the best seasons to visit the above mentioned places
WELCOME TO HIMALAYAS
Bro if you want to see the best sunrise in munnar go to kolukkumalai... But problem is that there is only a jeep safari to there and its pretty expensive... I just went there we were 3 of them we just traveling with our bikes.. unfortunately because of expensive for only 3 of us.. we cant experience that.. if you can try it.. it will be good..♥️🫂
Thanks bro, will check out🙌🙏
Keralians or malayalis like here
Kerala soo good❤
I'm glad that you liked India.
Nice video. Have a good time in India ❤️🙏🏼
This is why kerala is known "GOD'S OWN COUNTRY '
Best state in india
Pls do Ladakh in India next. You'll remember it for life!!
Dude come to kashmir
Give me a chance let me take you to part of indai no outsider guy ever been i be ur gide ...just give me one try
Many tourists n vloggers went there in Munnar at tea plantation, no one had a experience what u had , I mean I don't know .. u should have recorded exactly what the two people said to u ! 🤨
Guess we were just unlucky then🤷♂️ Not a big deal
Bro, iam from kerala and this view is nothing as compared to whole munnar
KERALA is not for beginners 😈
Intro straight out from a movie
Kerala is different from other states of India 🤍🤍
As a malayali, its awesome to watch you guys coming by
I really want to come back kerala 🥺🩷
Thank you for visiting our state. ❤
Thank you for having me🙏🙌
New sub here. Love from 🇮🇳
thought u were ryan trahan lol
Why you made it so dark ?
Ngl kerala feels like home❤
Most Tea estates are not open to the public, but you can talk your way out of it if you have someone with you who speaks the local language.
Ah good to know!🙏
i suggest you to visit Samse, Chikkamgalur, very beautiful place you will definitely love it
Last time you were a beginner but this time you weren't, thats all
Oh wow, thank you
Guys do subscribe if you like someone's content
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Brother try to visit August September months.,... Good video every things in with in 7 minutes
Fyi, you weren't on private property if there was no signs saying so. They were probably hiding something they didnt want you to see
what a nice video! keep it up bro ❤
Thank you!
Finally! We waited for it! Nice to see the adventures from the both of you from a different point of view. Keep it up! 😘
@@MarjonSporrij Thank you so much for watching🙌🙏😊
Beautiful video. Pls share the music you’ve used esp at 2:00
Welcome to #southindia
3 hours 45 mins from my hometown #pollachi Town #coimbatore District..
I am an #AUSSIE #VICTORIAN who lived in Melbourne , Victoria- 2007 to 2019 returned on Nov 1 2019 before Unexpected Lockdown...
Technically #tamil #southIndian.. Following your channel...
Thank you🙏🙏
In life you have to experience everything. True travelers enjoy challenges its the vacationers that keep complaining that the world must change to accommodate them.
Juicy views always change peoples' minds 😂
Please also visit Ooty and Bangalore maybe even Kurnool
Real talent brother..🎥🎬
Thank you very much, so kind of you🙌🙏
could you explain the chaos that happened to you last time visiting India ?
hey, how did you get the old 8 bit kind of voice ?
this looks amazing ❤
Kerala soo good❤
Keep going guys! Love from Kerala ❤
Amazing vidios
Kerala is different vibe compared to north Indian states even northeast is very beautiful 😍
@Eh-bl2xv Kashmir uttarakhand Himachal are great but they lack coastal areas
Holy fck dude thats my homeplace.... 😮❤
Haha nice. Munnar?
Some states in India that have many close-to-Nature places:
Himachal Pradesh
Uttarakhand
North-east India (Meghalaya, Sikkim, Darjeeling etc)
Ladakh
Kashmir
And a lot of other places too but I don't know much so sorry!
(I haven't been to south India yet, so I can't say much about that. South Indian bros do write your suggestions!)
Thank you, I really appreciate it!🙌🙏
@@OskarViking no probs❤️🙌
Video❤
You guys should visit northeast india.
Any specific places?🙌