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Meet the people of Kerala India

Kerala is the South Western province of India. The people of Kerala speak the Malayalam language. Kerala People are a heterogeneous group of people who have distinctive cultural and religious traditions. During my two weeks visit in Kerala as part of the Kerala Blog Express (www.KeralaBlogExpress.com) I was able to travel through most of Kerala and discover the joys of the Kerala People. Their music, traditions (Kathakali), personalities and laughter. PREVIOUS VIDEOS: Trying Chinese fishing nets in Kochi:    • Foreigner tries Chinese Fishing Nets in Ko...   Delhi Street Food:    • 5 BEST Indian Food To try in Old Delhi, India   Taj Mahal Agra India:    • Top TIPS to survive Taj Mahal Agra India   PLAYLIST: Kerala Blog Express:    • India Kerala Blog Express 2   Travel vlogs:    • Travel Tips and Tricks   Visit DutchifiedBlog channel:    / dutchifiedblog   SUBSCRIBE to my channel to received my latest videos: http://www.youtube.com/user/Dutchifie... Social media links to me: BLOG: http://www.DutchifiedBlog.com Twitter:   / dutchifiedblog   Instagram:   / dutchifiedblog   FaceBook:   / dutchified   Check out my Merch Store: http://dutchifiedblog.spreadshirt.com Equipment used: -Canon 70D Music and sound effects are provided by Jinglepunks.com. Music used: Hold In Mind Transcript: One of the things I've really enjoyed about India are the people they are so warm and friendly and hospitable and they are always so keen to be on camera. Let me show you what I mean. Here we go. Pedro Richardson from www.TravelWithPedro.com “Kerala people they are beautiful and they are extremely pleasant. They're very open to talk to people, to get to know you. They're very curious about us.” Zuzanna Chmielewska from www.zuinasia.wordpress.com “Children are amazing. They really don't mind anything and they will be happy to pose and see what's on your photo. But generally in India what I like is that, besides the happiness, they still really stick to the culture.” We're on the Back Waters and everyone is standing and waving at us. People are so friendly. It's so nice.