HomeTravelRussian traveller calls Kerala her “favourite state” — here’s why she fell in love with 'God’s Own Country'

Russian traveller calls Kerala her “favourite state” — here’s why she fell in love with 'God’s Own Country'

A Russian traveller’s viral video praising Kerala’s calm, cleanliness, and diversity highlights why “God’s Own Country” remains one of India’s most loved destinations. Watch the viral post here:

November 12, 2025 / 15:39 IST
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A Russian traveller’s viral video captures the essence of Kerala — serene backwaters, spotless streets, and a rich blend of cultures that truly make it “God’s Own Country.”
A Russian traveller’s viral video captures the essence of Kerala — serene backwaters, spotless streets, and a rich blend of cultures that truly make it “God’s Own Country.”

Kerala has once again captured international admiration — this time from a Russian traveller whose heartfelt praise for the southern Indian state is winning hearts online. In a now-viral video, content creator Amina Finds called Kerala her “favourite state in India,” lauding its peaceful charm, pristine surroundings, and the way different faiths coexist harmoniously. Her video, which has garnered over 500,000 views, beautifully echoes what countless travellers have long said — that Kerala truly lives up to its title, “God’s Own Country.”

A Foreigner’s Favourite: Calm, Clean, and Culturally Rich

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Having travelled across India, Amina shared that Kerala stood out to her for reasons beyond its beauty.

“After travelling to so many places in India, I have finally found my favourite place,” she said in her video. “Don’t get me wrong, everywhere I went in India, I met kind and interesting people and saw so many beautiful places, but what I really liked about this state is how calm and peaceful it feels.”

Her description perfectly captures what makes Kerala unique — a rare blend of serenity, sustainability, and cultural inclusiveness. Known for its lush backwaters, palm-fringed beaches, misty hill stations, and eco-tourism, Kerala has long been a favourite among both domestic and international travellers.

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