Exploring the South of India to Source My Tea Company

[@BrentTimm]

I spent 14 days vlogging in Kerala and loved every minute!

[@LINchronicles]

[@NithinAt-nf1wo]

Where are you from

[@fathom-c7o]

go to hill stations as well , like coorg and ooty

[@argomezzz]

Thank You!!!

[@low336]

Bro i see your every video

[@TheRishijoesanu]

Kerala is so incredibly underrated. Most foreign visitors go to the Golden Triangle and Taj Mahal and get appalled by the poverty and dirty conditions over there but places like Kerala are a far cry from the Golden Triangle. Kerala is green, clean, gorgeous , educated and friendly. It's also genuinely cosmopolitan.

[@LINchronicles]

[@saumyapandey-zr7jd]

stop degrading north to make your city better , those golden triangle city aren't managed properly because of huge foot fall from all those countries and even indian states , they're dirty i acknowledge but they are not poor. poverty is there in kerela too

[@sanad8112]

also is free from a certain political party . you know what i mean

[@keralite-o9t]

Well that certain party made india the world leader it is today Dude don't spread violence ​@@sanad8112

[@MADY00]

@@sanad8112 IFYKYK

[@NabiNaaz]

Im from hyderabad in india which is in the south side ... i did visit kerala 2 years ago and u r right that place is heaven ... and also im proud to be indian... thank you man for presenting india in a greatway to the world

[@rimasippy3757]

Andhra pradesh also is mini kerala beautiful place

[@reji729]

New York times published "52 place visit 2023". Kerala 13th place.

[@jdesters]

New York Times called K K Shailaja Kerala's saviour during CoVID. And we know how that went with fake CoVID death figures with over 1 lakh deaths in reality as the government themselves accepted in the legislative assembly a year later.. then the medical supplies corporation scam and resulting warehouse fires in 2 godowns, sprinklr deal scam, PPE kit procurement scam, the lack of essential medicines in government hospitals, lack of surgical equipment in hospitals.. and so much more.. Don't get me wrong, Kerala is a great place for tourism but please don't quote New York Times' pathetic reporters to substantiate it.

[@sauravkumarchandravanshi2601]

I don't believe New York Times Kerla should not he in top 100😂😂😂

[@nithulab3809]

​@@sauravkumarchandravanshi2601bro is jealous asf😂

[@muhdsahal6390]

Triggered northie😂​@@sauravkumarchandravanshi2601

[@gamerzzone1291]

​@@sauravkumarchandravanshi2601bro you are always welcome to search up,don't need to be salty😂😂😂

[@NutriApp]

Umm... Kerala has been on world travellers list as a gateway to India for more than 2000 years.

[@MMX-fh5tn]

More like 3,000 years... The lost city of Muziris was the NYC of the old world...

[@nnmnnn2083]

Brett, you are finally here in Kerala, my motherland.😊

[@brettconti]

Incredible place!

[@nnmnnn2083]

@@brettconti❤

[@rajeevg5463]

🎉​@@brettconti

[@giannishen]

@@brettconti There is a scammer under my comment. He uses your name to chat with me. This has happened more than 20 times!

[@NCMJOEL]

​@@brettcontiKerala might be like Hawaii on steroids 😂😂😂😂😂

[@TheRishijoesanu]

Kerala also has the best movie industry in India by a country mile.

[@Flow-xs1ov]

Around 114 movie floped in a single year.💀

[@TheRishijoesanu]

@@Flow-xs1ov And?

[@supersapien5124]

​@@Flow-xs1ovthat because of the audience. Kerala audience not support shitty template mass masala movies.

[@abhijithkg1467]

​@@TheRishijoesanu and his dislike for Kerala n ur comment was exposed by his one comment.... he hating for no reason...😮😂😂

[@Byebye......111]

​@@Flow-xs1ov and in that list any 1 flop movie is way better than your all new releasing Bollywood movies .

[@armaan_7]

Love from Kerala! Glad to see you enjoyed your stay here!

[@dancestacydance]

Kerala as a whole is SO beautiful, it's unreal. You feel like you're in a dream.

[@Bruhhhhhhhh510]

It’s definitely beautiful. But it definitely doesn’t make you feel as if you’re dreaming.

[@dancestacydance]

@RajvardhanPathak guess it really depends where you've gone. To me it definitely lives up to "Gods Own Country"

[@SharpingThelife]

Now it's really too hot in Kerala other than Munnar.😂😂😂 Visiting Kerala in September to November will be a much better option.

[@lani_mick]

Wow! The landscapes are amazing! We never knew India was like this, very eye opening. So beautiful 🥰

[@sauravkumarchand9691]

India being a 7th largest country in the world in terms of Geographical Area Size and hence known as Indian Sub Continent as well with diverse geographical topography, biodiversity, climate and seasons, hence it has got everything from Snow Capped Mountains Peaks and Hills, Glaciers, Cold Desert, Frozen Valleys, Frozen Waterfalls, Frozen Lakes, Frozen Rivers, River Islands, Coral Oceanic Islands, White, Black, Clay Beaches, Caves (Historical Man Made and Stalactites, Stalagmites), Canyons, Hot Desert, White Desert, Red Desert, Waterfalls, Table Mountains, Hillocks, Rocky Hills, Plateaus, Plains, Ravines Badlands, Active Volcanic Peak, Mud Volcanoes, Forests-Alpine, Temperate, Sub Tropical, Evergreen, Rain, Mangrove, Lakes (Freshwater, Saltwater, Backwaters, Artificial Man Made), Cascades, Gorges, Estuaries, Lagoons, Swampy Marshlands, Grasslands, River Basins, Diverse species of Flora and Fauna, Wettest Place on Earth, Asia's Cleanest Village, Heritage Gardens, Tulip Gardens, 2nd Coldest Inhabited Place on Earth, World's Highest Motorable Road Network, 3rd Highest Village on Earth, Prehistoric Sites, Dinosaurs Fossil Sites, Ancient Temples & Monuments, Ancient Civilization Archeological Sites, Paleontological Sites, Geological Sites, Sea Forts, Hill Forts, Riverside Forts, Island Forts, Hill Palaces, Royal Palaces, Historical Heritage Buildings, Museums, Nature Parks, Historical Heritage Hotels, Luxury Hotels & Resorts, Diverse Regional Cuisines, Mysterious Sites, Creepy and Haunted Sites, Abandoned and Ruined Sites, Adventure Sports, Apricot, Apple, Saffron, Tea Plantations, Coffee Plantations, Herbs & Spices Plantations, Vineyards, Water Sports, Hiking, Mountaineering, Trekking, Spas, Golf Courses, Super Malls, Luxury Trains, Many Modern developed cities and towns. There are 54 Wildlife National Parks, 553 Wildlife Sanctuaries, 31 Marine Sanctuaries, 6 Marine National Parks, 75 Wetlands, 72 Bird Sanctuaries, 13 Butterflies Parks, 122 Botanical Gardens, 164 Zoological Parks, 40 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. But Unfortunately American, Australian and European Media and Foreigner You Tube Vloggers very seldom showcase positive and real beauty of India. Lack of awareness about India and propaganda negative videos about India should be real eye openers for foreign travelers.

[@webabhi]

Kashmir is like the Switzerland of India with Srinagar, Gulmarg, Pahalgam and Doodpathri Valley. It snowed there 2 weeks ago.

[@webabhi]

The problem with foreigners like you is that you have an oriental perception of India so either your kind is only interested in Forts and palaces in India and you end up overdoing Rajasthan or you people only want to see slums, stay in cheap hotels and hustle in street markets in India because you have a negative oriental perception of India. Foreign intellectuals get their knowledge of India by reading books like History of India by James Mill, Caste by Isabelle Wilkerson and Mother India by Katherine Mayo. They don't know that India has the world's largest population of 20-30-year-olds who are large consumers of social media, are students in some of the world's best universities, create unicorns and work in MNCs.

[@webabhi]

The problem with foreigners like you is that you either have a positive oriental perception of India or a negative oriental perception. Those foreigners who have a positive oriental perception of India are only interested in Forts and palaces in India and overdo Rajasthan. Those foreigners who have a negative oriental perception of India are only interested in cheap hotels, slums and street markets. Many foreigner intellectuals understand India by reading books like Mother India by Katherine Mayo or History of India by James Mill. They have no idea about how India is in 2020s.

[@webabhi]

The problem with foreigners is that they have an oriental perception of India. Those foreigners who have positive oriental perception of India are only interested in Forts, palaces and Hindu temples and they end up overdoing Rajasthan. Those foreigners who have a negative oriental perception of India only visit slums and street markets in India. Those foreigners who look at India objectively have shown the diversity of India.

[@tanu5401]

Brett being surprised that places like Kerala exist in India and not just cities like Mumbai and Delhi is like me going to US and being surprised that Grand Canyon exists and not just New York and LA.

[@Vivin696]

Agree

[@brettconti]

Honestly fair point. It’s a bummer the western world only gets shown Delhi and Mumbai. Was excited to make this video and show Americans more to India

[@tanu5401]

@@brettconti Makes sense. I do expect an average Joe to not know much more than what is being shown to them on media but since travel is a part of your profession I had different expectations from you. Appreciate the honesty though. Thanks for promoting India in a different light. Cheers!🙂

[@northeastern_steamie]

​​@@brettconti Talking of tea without Assam....😏 The whole Northeast India is a paradise in itself, especially during monsoon. Just look up for these places: Mawsynram, Shillong, Wari Chora, Nohkalikai Falls, Mawsmai Caves, Kaziranga, Haflong, Umrangso, Khonoma, Dzükou Valley. More are there, but I can't fit them all here. These places remain unexplored by the Westerns, so be the lucky one to do so. Seven Sisters await.......

[@s.o.saaron5390]

​@@northeastern_steamieand rape

[@davengere1]

Being an American of Indian origin who’s roots are from Kerala. 🙏🏽I love it when Americans visit Kerala and the get to see “Gods own country “ and what it offers in regards to beauty, culinary adventure, and relaxation! It’s a once in a lifetime experience.. Believe me !💯

[@divyamrathi299]

India is Huge . We have all kind of places : Mountains - Beaches Snow Alps - Deserts Modern Citys - Villages Chaotic - Calm Soo many different religions and cultures in one country 🇮🇳

[@aswin-qk7bj]

Exactly

[@arhamsheikh9346]

Occupied mountains of kashmir*

[@Samdex92]

Love from Kerala. The state of course is quite unique with its long rich history of trade across the world, offering a blend of culture you won't find elsewhere - esp with food. And yes, it's a natural beauty, blessed by mountains and beaches - does smell a lot good 😂. Quite a lot more is on offer. Hope you had a great time.

[@tarunika983]

He is showing the actual incredible India ❤..My Respect to these guys...

[@ashasuresh5282]

Thank you for featuring our property ,Misty Mountain Resort Munnar , in your channel . Pleasant surprise indeed ..and happy you loved Kerala !! ❤

[@isacgeorge3977]

My property Asha...not yours!

[@webabhi]

The problem with many foreigners is that they have an oriental perception of India. Those foreigners who have a positive oriental perception of India only want to see Forts and palaces in India and they end up overdoing Rajasthan. Those foreigners who have a negative oriental perception of India, only want to see slums and street markets. Those foreigners who have objective perception of India cover the diversity of India.

[@jojomathew8176]

They are right about India. Kerala is the only beautiful state. Kerala should become seperate nation.

[@berythex]

Thank you for showcasing this beautiful, yet unknown state of India. ❤ They dont call it God's Own Country for nothing. You're the man! I'm born and raised in Texas and my parents are both from Kerela. You've singlehandedly made me want to visit my ancestral motherland. Thanks friend!

[@arjunraj823]

Kerala is unknown? How.

[@NambiRajan]

Kerala is still unknown for a lot of americans/westerners@@arjunraj823

[@pdpr91]

Rajasthan,Delhi, Mumbai , Goa and Kerala are the most well known states in India

[@Random-xyz433]

@@pdpr91But most tourists visit's northern states by a mile coz of monuments and all

[@SharpingThelife]

Yeah Keralam is not famous in foreign countries.

[@athulkichu8799]

Kerala is the best State in India 🌴💛🫶

[@NCMJOEL]

Kerala might be like Hawaii on steroids 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Amthesululu]

​@NCMJOEL bro have you visited kerala?just dont talk without visting a place thats beautiful and if you think kerala is bad keep that opinion to yourself bc there are pplwho love kerala and u might get hate comments am js saying 😐 And I'm not hating on this dude am saying this bc he made fun of kerala and i could not sit and watch someone making fun of my motherland 😊

[@NCMJOEL]

@Amthesululu yo girl, I never made fun of your motherland, kerala . You clearly didn't understand what I wrote. 🤣🤣🤣 . I just said that "kerala is better than hawaii ", no one is hating on you or your state/country 🙃🤣. So you better take the curse back Mrs.

[@Joe-il7jz]

Omfg I've been following you for years and as a keralite it thrills me to see you've visited kerala. ❤❤

[@nihalkprakash8070]

Glad to see you enjoyed visiting my state Kerala

[@ChinaDollTravels]

Magical and tropical 🌴 paradise country!!!

[@Trenderxyz]

Kerala is state of india, not a country.

[@hungryrover]

Kerala truly is a gem of a destination, offering something unique and captivating in every season. Its lush green landscapes, serene backwaters, stunning beaches, and rich cultural heritage make it a must-visit for any traveler. Kerala truly is a destination that can be enjoyed year-round, offering different experiences with each season. Whether you're visiting during the monsoon when the landscapes come alive with verdant beauty, or during the winter when the weather is pleasantly cool, Kerala never fails to enchant its visitors. It's no wonder it's often referred to as "God's Own Country".

[@focuskerala2022]

Hope you enjoyed Kerala. Kerala offers something for all.. like beaches, backwaters , hills, wildlife, river sports, adventure sports, eco tourism, farm tourism, art, and even tranquil less known villages in Kerala can offer peace and relaxation But sadly the tourists just limit to munnar and alappey.

[@kuttikuttan]

Everything good except the worst politicians of Kerala who make it devils own country

[@rvshankar]

Discrimination against none, love and respect for all, that's what a 100 percent literate Kerala is all about! We welcome all with open arms and treat everyone with utmost respect and care. Enjoy this refreshingly beautiful state as you crisscross it and discover it's amazing culture, equality, beauty, and cuisines! Thank you for visiting my state!

[@Bruhhhhhhhh510]

Discrimination against none but North Indians, people who speak Hindi🥰

[@anfesmuhammed]

@@Bruhhhhhhhh510nah they fight for caste and religion

[@yesyouareherefinally]

Not in Kerala though. Look,Kerala has millions of hindi and bengali migrant workers and even more are coming each day ​@@Bruhhhhhhhh510

[@Bruhhhhhhhh510]

@@yesyouareherefinally nope still y’all can’t see a worker speaking there mother tongue. Y’all can have riots but won’t speak Hindi (while y’all aren’t even forced to do so) in this entire comment section all South Indians are thrashing north India for no reason, yall are DISGUSTING! Even there are many South Indians labourers in Delhi but nobody discriminates them.

[@Bruhhhhhhhh510]

@@yesyouareherefinally nope yall can’t see them speaking there mother tongue. Even there are many South Indian labourers in Delhi but nobody discriminates them.

[@alexjose5111]

Glad you like the place I call home ❤ Kerala forever ❤

[@giannishen]

I am very happy to visit the Indian tea plantation with you through the video! The scenery around the hotel is so beautiful! The boat trip is really great! I wish you great success in your new career! Happy Valentine's Day! 🎈🎁🌹🙌🎉

[@vishaltalukdar762]

You can get Switzerland kind of Beauty just Visit Kashmir or Manali. I think the snowfall is still going there and Goa is a must Visit . And i insist you can consider Traveling to Northeast states like Sikkim and Meghalaya you'll be mesmerized by Indian diversity

[@arjunraj823]

Switzerland like beauty, Goa, Meghalaya... all can be experienced in Kerala

[@vishaltalukdar762]

@@arjunraj823 Kerela is Beautiful indeed, But the Himalayas feel different. Kerela has its own charm

[@Kakashi8228]

Foreigners goes to--- Kerela --this doesn't feels like india Goa --this doesn't feels like india Ladakh --this doesn't feels like india Udaipur--this doesn't feels like india North east --this doesn't feels like india ...and many more places If something is good it doesn't feels like india to them .

[@ayushutkarsh1991]

agreed

[@Anarchy10]

Great comment.. agreed from Kerala ❤️

[@grantdustin1]

Beautiful country. Wonderful story telling. Thank you, Brent.

[@shayanraj7840]

Not only Kerala , karnataka , Western Ghats of Maharastra , or Odisha , North-east India all beautiful.

[@Suhailvtlr]

Not all..many place not clean

[@Fwww13]

Odisha has eastern ghats not western….come on yaar

[@shayanraj7840]

@@Fwww13 Lol I know , Mahendragiri , Deomali hill station........ I wrote 'Or Odisha , North-east'.

[@ahamanandhan]

but bhai there is no western in the ghats of odisha

[@shayanraj7840]

@@ahamanandhan Neither north-east , don't you see 'or' word ?

[@jithinjagadeesh4471]

Really excited to see you in Kerala. As a frequent viewer and subscriber from Kochi, I was really surprised to see you come all the way from New York till Munnar, Kerala. Glad you liked it here. Wish we could've met! :)

[@Bangaliyana2024]

To start a tea business, three places are a must visit. Kolkata, the biggest tea auction place in the world, Darjeeling, the finest quality tea in India are produced here, and the Assam, the biggest tea producing region in India. Also get in touch with the Tea Board of India , head quartered in Kolkata, they may be able to guide you a bit more in your endeavour. Cheers!!!😊

[@TravelbyDartTV]

Tea plantations that stretch like emerald carpets. Kerala's got tranquility in spades!! Visited India before to film one of our TV show episode but I haven't really explored this side of India. I guess, what they said is true, you'll fall in love with the rhythm of life in Kerala.

[@Proudglobalking]

Amazing video mate. I have travelled India and North India is an accidental travel often 😄 waste of money. They match with clips we see the in western media even today. South is a gem bro…. I will go again

[@MrShahul-bd3hg]

Welcome to Kerala

[@Bruhhhhhhhh510]

Yeah even though south is gem nobody wants to visit it, I wonder why🥰

[@Proudglobalking]

@@Bruhhhhhhhh510 😄😄😄. Nobody wants to visit? They have more Resorts than the whole North companied. You think that happens because nobody visit👍👍. Logic ? Please keep wondering .

[@Bruhhhhhhhh510]

@@Proudglobalking literally Rajasthan and Delhi have more resorts then south . 🥰 not even counting cities like Agra which is one of the most visited city in the entire nation. And here you’re saying that south has more resorts than entire North India. Which includes Himalayan states, states like Ladakh and many historical and religious cities. Seems like you’re pretty delusional 🥰you need a doctor.

[@Bruhhhhhhhh510]

@@Proudglobalking interestingly your comment states that you’re a traveler and have visited India. But the way you’re thrashing northern states and fighting back for southern states makes it seem like you’re Actually an South Indian just acting to be a foreigner🥰

[@0arjun077]

The worst place in India are Indian cities. No proper management, traffic rules or regulations. Rest of the India is wonderful especially states like Kerala, Himachal, Ladakh, Kashmir, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Goa etc

[@sancha4138]

The tagline 'India's best-kept secret' belongs to Odisha. It's a beautiful state in eastern India, and you should visit Odisha once.

[@sreesanthsasidharan3841]

You should look into the Black Pepper business too. Kerala is also the place where Tellicherry pepper, which is quiet popular in the west, is produced. I think the profits are bigger compared to tea business. Export prices in Kerala go from $3 to $6 per kilogram and it retails for like $33 -$66 per kilogram in the stores in the US.

[@webabhi]

I am crazy about music and movies of Kerala. Malayalam independent and film music of 2010s is like USA music of 1970s. My favorite Kerala film song is Pularikalo from Charlie composed by Gopi Sundar and my favorite Kerala independent song is Navarasam by Thaikkudam Bridge. My top 10 Malayalam films are following: 1) Angamaly Diaries 2) Ee Maa Yau 3) Great Indian Kitchen 4) Esthapan 5) Maalik 6) Anantaram 7) Guru 8) Android Kunjappan ver 5.25 9) Munnariyippu 10) Traffic I have seen more than 100 Malayalam films with ratings above 7 out of 10.

[@TheRishijoesanu]

Ee Maa Yau was amazing.

[@user-wy4dt2kc3m]

Glad to see someone acknowledgeding malayalam songs finally. Everyone praise malayalam movies and songs not much. Bt i must say the golden age of malayalam film songs ended with the start of last decade ie 2010/12. After that there was a generational shift and the number of quality songs have drastically decreased. The yesudas, mg sreekumar ks chithra songs are timeless.

[@webabhi]

Among new music post 2010 I really like the music of following places 1) Goa 2) Kerala 3) Nepalese Rock 4) West Bengal 5) Bangladesh 6) Mizoram

[@cuebal]

Kerala frequently feature in top 50 places to visit in the world of most travel magazines

[@Bruhhhhhhhh510]

And still nobody travels to Kerala🥰

[@keriddunk1520]

​@@Bruhhhhhhhh510 lol. What lot of people travel there dude .search kerala and you will find 100's of vlogs

[@Bruhhhhhhhh510]

@@keriddunk1520 people travel just for views because Kerala = views 🥰

[@keriddunk1520]

@@Bruhhhhhhhh510 yeah right . People travel for views and not because they enjoy the house boat or munnar or athirapilly . Bro it's a different side of the hustle and hustle of north India that people associate India with

[@yesyouareherefinally]

​@@Bruhhhhhhhh510you are commenting the same shit everywhere. Why you are pissed offff bruh? Why you hate this state? Is it because we don't care BJP Or what?

[@swagatsaikia6899]

If you wanna know more about tea you have to go to assam, the state is India's largest tea producer with more than 50% market share, state also produces some of the most expensive teas in the world. Last year golden pearl tea from Nahorchukbari tea estate sold for more than 1800 dollar for 1kg( around 2.205 pounds)

[@_liberty_walker]

Glad to see you're exploring INDIA!!!

[@randomme8285]

Hi Brett , glad to see u in 🇮🇳 exploring for some good tea...if u wish to come across some of the best tea variety in India u may also try out places like Dargelling and Assam they have many good varieties like Blue tea, Chamomile tea, green tea , white tea, pure matcha tea powder and many more variesties which are even unheard of generally but gets exported outside India...

[@KyandTay]

This gives us a whole new appreciation for India! Love the insight! Good luck on the Tea venture, bro!

[@devamjani8041]

Northern and northeastern states ( Arunachal Pradesh, Sikkim, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Kashmir, and Ladakh ) - Himalayan Beauty Southern states ( Maharashtra, Karnataka, Goa, Kerala, Tamil Nadu ) - Western Ghats and tropical beauty Eastern states ( Odisha, west bengal, Chhattisgarh ) - Eastern Ghats and tropical beauty Other states such as Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Rajasthan have a combination of deserts, wildlife, ancient structures and monuments, etc. Well all parts of India have ancient architecture. We have best ilands and iland beaches like Lakshwadweep, Andaman and Nicobar ilands, etc. And so much more that I can't put in a tiny comment section.

[@maryjoseph8268]

Kerala has everything that a tourist would love… exotic lakes, pristine beaches, cool misty mountains, clean and the best food ever.. ❤ Proud to be a keralite.. a true Malayalee ❤

[@yarekoog2857]

As an Indian, It's laughable when I see a title calling kerala as best kept secret in India. Just goes to show how little foreigners know about India. Dude India is a huge diverse nation geographically. Not just the busy, noisy and sometimes dirty streets in Mumbai and Delhi.

[@abhijithkg1467]

Indias complexity is difficult for outsiders to comprehend, that's what I feel when I see foreign KZbinrs videos about India. Most foreigners other than from countries like Brtain n others doesn't even know Kerala existence 😮😂

[@kkit8629]

Do every Desi somehow know every aspect of the other countries😅, while our own majority people doesn't have a clue about Outside world, Isn't 87% of our population doesn't even have a passport to travel nor have geographical knowledge of most countries. So why expect others to know huh. Let them enjoy. As a person that travelled 9 countries in my 25yr life, just my opinion to my Fellow Desi people that never once travelled outside the country, keep the over expectation of knowing about our country as if it's the only one out there.

[@mohammadafzal4049]

Kerala is INDIAS BEST KEPT SECRET like how in title mentions.. u can laugh but it's the truth where INDIANS make movies name as KERALA and spreading lies about kerala for the political benefits.. In such case foreigners keeps Title after visiting and exploring kerala and then you people starts laughing who had never visited kerala😅..

[@malluvibearun85]

6:23 thank u brett ❤.....

[@Jurozaiten]

A real G.

[@gtanuja5931]

U can visit south India u can see variety of different foods temples heritage and culture especially Kerala and Tamil Nadu it's amazing Kerala, munnar, kochi, wayanad, Ooty, coimbatore, manglore, Gokarna, Coorg, Bangalore, Mysore, Alleppey, Udupi, Chennai, Karnataka, Kodaikanal the world heritage site tanjavur bruhadeeshwara temple tamilnadu and palani temple tamilnadu here the god idol is made up of different types of ayurvedic medicines when we pour any liquid on idol it absorbs the medicinal properties and we drink the liquid we don't get any diseses

[@ShahinshaSimil]

I've Visited India Before Northside And Tbh it was a waste of money for me..But South Side is Gem💎. Especially, Kerala is Soo into Nature

[@Bruhhhhhhhh510]

Nah Northern states are much better.

[@godwinffx]

B​@@Bruhhhhhhhh510 nah i am from uttarakhand and i've live in delhi for like 13 years and i gotta say, it's a waste of money for travellers, its just all dirty amd chaotic, old delhi has things to offer but its dirty and conjusted, new delhi doest have much to offer

[@godwinffx]

Uttarakhand and himanchal are way better then delhi for travellers, i know its in north too, the bigger cities and industrial areas here are dirty as fuck but the mountains and hill stations are a must visit, the rest of the north like Mumbai , Punjab, haryana etc are like way to chaotic and not pleasing, where the southern States like Kerala, tamil nadu, Pondicherry, Andra ect are beautiful, full of nature and peace

[@Bruhhhhhhhh510]

@@godwinffx lol why would you travel to industrial side of Delhi ? Delhi everything for its travellers, 3 unesco sites and many national sites, luxury hotels, big shopping malls, world class metro , I don’t know why would you want to TRAVEL to industrial part of Delhi. Uttar Pradesh has many cultural and historic cites such as Agra, Varanasi, Jhansi. Rajasthan which is also is a part of northern India has so much to offer. Jaipur which itself is a world heritage site has so many historical places to visit, the forts of chittorgarh , Udaipur , Jaisalmer are some of the most preserved forts of India. The capital of Punjab and Haryana Chandigarh is a world class city and is known worldwide for its planned and sustainable design its Chandigarh Capitol Complex designed by Le Corbusier is also a unesco heritage site. Bihar is known for its past the university of Nalanda, the city of patliputra, the city of bodh Gaya where Buddha got enlightenment. Idk which part of north are you visiting but north has everything to offer. South Indians just hate us for no reason, they might be jealous lol. I usually don’t hate south Indians but comments like these (talking about the person who commented the original comment @online-alien) makes me hate them.

[@godwinffx]

@@Bruhhhhhhhh510 I don't hate north as I am literally from there but once you step outside of all these luxury hotels, shipping malls,metro stations all you'll see is really bad traffic and kids bagging and too kuch crowd and dirt,and I was talking about the industrial part of uttarakhand, which you will have to pass through to get to the main destination, eg to get to nainital,you first will have to pass rampur,rudrapur which are industrial and farming are and then haldwani and then nainital+ the downgrade + the thing about travelling is u wanna see the best of others places but when you visit the places like agra(mainly for taj mehal) , Varanasi ect you are greeted with bad traffic, dirty Streets and just chaos of nice which is big issue

[@joinmyideas]

Your travels are so beautiful. Thanks for sharing your words about Kerala.

[@shahidhes]

You guys missed kolukkumalai, in munnar - highest organic tea plantation in the world

[@CultureDrift]

Learning about tea in its homeland sounds fascinating! Seeing the process firsthand must add a whole new depth to your business. Anyone else a tea enthusiast here?

[@viswwnathanmenon9318]

Thank you for visiting Kerala

[@Benzene-xw7oq]

What western media can't see ...... Love your content brett ❤️❤️

[@rasputin774]

Western media is focused on North India, can't blame them

[@Benzene-xw7oq]

@@rasputin774 can't blame them?? They are putting false image of the country globally and it's really embarassing for me to watch my country like that They can never go to the places of Himachal Pradesh and ladakh and Kashmir They never go to the devoleped south Indian states That has a amazing culture And now they are making fun of it and calling the entire nation poor. That's not cool with me bro , nor with any Indian.

[@LBSingh-lv7zz]

​@@Benzene-xw7oqbro they don't want us to grow there colonial mindset is still there

[@Levi_Ackerman.07]

@@Benzene-xw7oq They are showing a different face of India. we need to accept the facts.

[@Judah_889]

I'm from Kerela and I feel so good

[@OmairSadiqPanchili]

Love from Kerala❤️ glad that finally Western youtubers are showing this part of India.. Proud to be a Keralite❤️🥰. The true paradise of India which can be found within people too.

[@devilman-g2f]

Visit Darjeeling & north east India too if u r so interested in tea & peaceful scenery.

[@travel_with_me841]

Come to Northeast India the amount of tea plantation is huge here. 80% of indian tea are produced here. We got the world’s most expensive tea species here which can cost around 100000 per KG.

[@JorgeHernanArcilaA]

Nice place in India, thanks friend for sharing.

[@1988FullMoon]

Thank you for showing my home state, Kerala. Love from Australia.

[@walkonvibes]

Welcome Buddy ❤️ To my Homeland 🌴🍀🌿Kerala😊

[@priyankagorade6601]

Best India travel series!

[@Tobin_46]

Love from kerala❤

[@sabujose2002]

Kerala is super 👌 Thank you for promoting

[@predator3945]

Love from Kerala 🌴❤️

[@dhanishvlog6595]

Beautiful place Most educated people Cleanest state Gdp good Hdi index good Healthiest state. Good people Amazing landscaping

[@Deven01]

6:29 you are such a genius guy, because u are promoting someone guy business in everytime in your video l, i really like it ❤

[@arnabakashsaikia8687]

If you want to learn about tea then you have to visit Assam in the northeastern part of India. It is the largest tea producing region in the world accounting for around 12% of world's production and 52% of India's total production. It also has some of the most famous and expensive tea varieties in the world with Manohari Gold tea being auctioned at 1400 dollar per kg.

[@LoulouM8]

I love Kerala 🇮🇳 its heaven on earth i love it i wish to go there ❤❤❤

[@Hectorx000]

I felt like ours, much love From 🇱🇰❤❤❤

[@feeltheworldfeelthetaste]

Welcome to Kerala ❤❤

[@GurjinderSingh-r8s]

Your friend has great sense of humor. Where can I find his content?

[@antonios111]

I’d love it, if Kerala was a hidden gem… Not sure where you popped that out of.

[@brettconti]

To Indians it’s not. For Americans it is.

[@irfanss2210]

​​​@@brettconti"Yes" for indians in South(South Indians), Sorry if you get any bad experience in North, North India is different in geography, atmosphere, culture, language, mindset of people, education, hygine, discipline etc with South India and especially Kerala is on top in all the terms... The North East of India is also beautiful (less explored) .... Hope you had a good time in Kerala..Gods on Country 🌴🌴🌴❤...

[@antonios111]

@@brettcontiAgain, I’m not sure what statistics, you’re using, because I go to Kerala every year, I’ve met many from the states, y’all are rather obvious.

[@Saurabhkumar-bn3dl]

​@@irfanss2210I guess UK, HP doesn't come in North India lmfao 😂😂. It's so hilarious that for you guys North India is just Delhi and UP. I have traveled throughout the nation and when it comes to overall experience HP > Meghalaya > Kerala > UK > J&K.

[@thejus36]

Generally, foreign tourists always visits Taj Mahal and Rajasthan without coming to Kerala, they return after visiting Hampi. Our Kerala needs more attention from foreign tourists.

[@Go0d_boi]

Living in india since birth and his 2 vlogs travelled more than I've travelled in my life 😭😭

[@genyou7453]

India has got everything from Snow Capped Mountains Peaks and Hills, Glaciers, Cold Desert, Frozen Valleys, Frozen Waterfalls, Frozen Lakes, Frozen Rivers, River Islands, Coral Islands, White, Black, Clay Beaches, Caves (Historical Man Made and Stalactites, Stalagmites), Canyons, Hot Desert, Red Desert, Waterfalls, Table Mountains, Hillocks, Rocky Hills, Plateaus, Plains, Ravines Badlands, Waterfalls, Active Volcanic Peak, Mud Volcanoes, Forests-Alpine, Temperate, Sub Tropical, Evergreen, Rain, Mangrove, Lakes (Freshwater, Saltwater, Backwaters, Artificial Man Made), Cascades, Gorges, Estuaries, Lagoons, diverse species of flora and fauna, Prehistoric Sites, Meteorite Crater, Dinosaurs Fossil Sites, Botanical and Zoological Gardens. Mother nature poured all her wealth here.

[@SHUBHAMPatil-sm2jb]

for real dude

[@sauravkumarchand9691]

Stop Copying and Pasting my Comment everywhere.

[@thejus36]

All this is also in America, don't assume that we are the only ones who have all this

[@sharath902]

​@@thejus36us and india would be the only two countries to have all these

[@KatharinaAndrea-m6m]

Looks like amazing place for visiting, hopefully I can go there one day Luv from Indonesia

[@Phantom07007]

Kerala is so beautiful ❤️

[@minatonamikaze1783]

Thank you for visiting our kerala. Hope you enjoyed

[@harshasrishti5138]

OMG,,.🧐🧐😍.. so u r finaly to my Kerala..welcome 2 the GREEN PARADISE.😍😍😍

[@STARK50]

Visit North-East India too! Assam produces 52% of India's total tea and 18%of world's tea producation.

[@90zkitsch]

Oh wow one of my visit goals is north east india ❤

[@DigitalNom4d]

Kerala ❤

[@jvs9797]

Kerala is the most beautiful place on earth… East side Big western ghat mountains,west side Arabian sea, beaches and mid land is back waters known as the Venice of east ( alappy )You can’t see such marvellous geological location anywhere in the world.. Most clean state , beggars free state.Most educated people in india. Kerala is a must see destination by” national geographic channel “😊 Welcome to kerala🙏

[@NibinbabyBabynibin]

Iam from kerala, and alappuzha... സായിപ്പേ welcome to kerala.... 💝

[@NithinAt-nf1wo]

Kerala is my country ❤

[@kirtigupta9753]

Darjeeling Tea has a GI tag. For that you need to visit the Eastern state of West Bengal.

[@captainbolt4301]

Hey man as you are thinking of starting a business of tea, I think you should go to Darjeeling in india where there are various types of tea and tasting them might give you an idea about what tea type you should use for your business.❤❤

[@17favno]

Football and Kerala; never ending love story

[@Joeler435]

Welcome to kerala😍😍😍

[@joshpv]

Thank You for Visiting Kerala. ❤

[@uschauhan99]

Kerala - God's Own Country Odisha - India's Best Kept Secret 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@Veer_Editz_2]

Kerala is incredible but if you think that is all we got here so visit Meghalaya there you will see things that will appear unimaginable but you will surely face a bit of problem communicating but that is not a big deal and for tea visit Northeastern states like Assam

[@booksquotes948]

Visit Ooty , Coorg.

[@anonymous134y]

for someone that is business savy. You can get 5 star luxury hotels for 100USD. This hotel 1:25 was a terrible deal... to put this hotel in perspective. This is a 40USD hotel in Munnar...

[@lesliekwan6654]

Ladakh in the North of India is also very beautiful.

[@Judah_889]

That's the North of India which includes Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Jammu and Kashmir which are actually incredible

[@jasneetkaur6782]

Though Kerala is beautiful ❤️ But KASHMIR is called Switzerland of India which is in extrem Noeth of India Fun fact Whole India is diverse from state to state.We have *mountains and hills *dessert in west * rain forests in North East *,naches in South *plaiins *plateaus *delta *

[@venommm6745]

Visit Kashmir, Ladakh, Leh, Sikkim, Ooty & Coorg

[@kaalukayyu]

Welcome to kerala.. You are our guest We will treat you well❤

[@reymioff]

Hi from Dominican Republic 🇩🇴 I like your videos 😊

[@Aryan_Frrr]

Coorg+deccan plateau+goa+kerala+ himalayas+Rajasthan+ Assam+ladakh=heaven/India❤