After surviving two major floods, Kerala is slowly but surely getting back on its feet. Along with the destruction to life and property, Kerala’s tourism sector also took a major blow due to the deluge. But recently, as part of the world tourism day, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan shared a video on Twitter, announcing that the state is right back on its feet, ready to open its gates for guests.
The three-minute video released in commemoration with World Tourism Day was a combination of everyday nuances of the state and was shared with the caption “Kerala remains as beautiful as ever”. Watch the video here:
Hello, World! Kerala has survived another floods, for a 2nd year in a row. It is almost as if when the going gets tough, Kerala gets going. Kerala remains as beautiful as ever. It is human to survive. Kerala is #HumanByNature. Come visit us.#WorldTourismDay pic.twitter.com/4EWeVLpPgn
— CMO Kerala (@CMOKerala) September 27, 2019
The video was quick to go viral with many people around the world appreciating the quick revival of the state from the devastating deluge. Take a look at the reactions here:
Kerala is indoubtedly god’s own country but with devil’s own rulers..
— 🇮🇳 Venkatesh Krishnamoorthi (@dravidasishu) September 27, 2019
Kerala is the most beautiful place in India. I love clicking it’s beauty pic.twitter.com/60ScLJxNRw
— Ashutosh Tewari (@AshutoshTewar16) September 27, 2019
more power to you CM #VisitKerala #humanByNature #GodsOwncoutry
— Sunil Menon (@sunilolk) September 27, 2019
#VisitKerala the snake boats are awaiting you pic.twitter.com/Dg0eBQ1VUH
— Tj (@AbrahamToji) September 27, 2019
Spellbinding!
Nothing more to say.
I would really love to visit Kerala.
I have pinned this place in my bucket list.
I would love to spend some time in mother natures life amidst wildlife.— Anu Tomar (@iam_anu12) September 27, 2019
Excellent work…
We will recover all, Remains beautiful…
Thankyou for the awesome video..😀— Greeshma MA (@MaGreeshma) September 27, 2019
May God bless you all more power to grow more in good…👍💓🙏
— Sarabjit Singh Saini(AAP) ORGAN DONOR (@sarabjitsingh61) September 27, 2019
Celebrated every year on September 27, this year’s theme was “Tourism and jobs: a better future for all”. Chief Ministers of various other states also posted videos, inviting people from all over the world to experience the rich culture and heritage of their state.