We Lived on a Houseboat in Kerala India
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Published 2024-02-25
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Hi, we are Stephen, Jess and little Hunter, a traveling family who spent 2020 self-converting a van before moving in full-time to drive around our home country of Australia. We have now completed our lap, said our goodbyes, and resumed full-time travel before we wait for our second baby to arrive.
All Comments (21)
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Hey everyone :) thanks so much for all your support on our India series!! We actually filmed this right before Christmas but next week we are all caught up with our brand new 2024 travel series! Where do you want to see us go?
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Kerala is stunning. Breaks all the stereotypes about India.
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I’ve traveled to Kerala 10 years ago.. it’s a magical place.. I loved the food,people,and atmosphere
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I worked in Bahrain and the staff were mostly Keralan Indians. Such lovely people and fed me very large grain rice every day...Keralan Rice... it was important I ate it daily otherwise they were worried I would get ill. I haven't seen it anywhere else
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Kerala is one of the place i want to visit to south
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I cant believe that you guys came to our kerala!soo happy😊
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I've never been to this part of India, but it is definitely on my bucketlist now! Thanks for sharing, you guys always make everything look fun!❤
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I had a terrible experience in India, but Kerala was the only place I liked
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3:46 wow this clip with the dog running is just amazing!!
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In kerala , 1) munnar 2) varkala 3) allepy backwaters 4) jatayu 5) kannur 6) wayanad. These are places not to miss
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Kerala is heaven. Lush green tropical paradise, long history and eclectic culture, diverse and mouth watering cuisine, civilized educated and friendly people. Kerala is the gem of India.
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Aww thank you so much for sharing this beautiful family journey with us
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Love from Kerala! Hope we see you back again soon!
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OmG can't believe that u visited my home state. Not me following flying the nest since the Maldives video I'm just so happy 😭
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OMG, I can't believe you finally made it my homeland, Kerala. So happy that you all enjoyed the houseboat stay, the food, the backwaters, and the incredible Kerala as a whole. It is such an honour to host you. I would suggest to return for a longer stay to experience the vibrant Kerala. You have tall hill ranges to lush green rain forests to pristine beaches to tranquil rivers to serene backwaters to name few. There are religious and cultural festivals that you would enjoy. And I am sure you will enjoy the heavenly local cuisines.
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There is a sinking island called Munroe Island in Kerala. It's a fascinating place. And, Wayanad, Jatayu Earth's Center Nature Park, Gavi Village, Kavayi Island, and Silent Valley are must-visit places in Kerala. Also, Kerala has a stunning group of islands near the coast called Lakshadweep. They have the most beautiful beaches in India, alongside the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. You need to permit entry there. You can easily get a permit from Kerala (Kochi).
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So beautiful and peaceful. I had no idea. The food also looked scrumptious.
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It's vermecelli , guys and not noodles . It's called semia in Malayalam and can be used in both savoury and sweet dishes. The dessert was semia payasam, a common dessert in Kerala.
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Really happy that you guys came to visit my home state. I've been watching you guys since your first India tour and immediately became a fan!
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8:07 it's south indian dessert called "Semiya payasam" made with vermicelli, milk, ghee, sugar/ jaggery, raisins and nuts.. kerala's own dessert.
