Kerala is...difficult to hold or describe in words. It had to be experienced, again and again... We hence, go there time after time. Me, my wife and our eyes. This time it was short trip of 4 effective days and that we split in two parts. First two days in Kottayam and the other two to be spent in Kochi. Kottayam - the first place to achieve total literacy. Where a very old Persian church priest happily invited us to have lunch with them, where we sat in a room which is easily older than a century, we observed how easily respect and brotherhood crosses belief systems. without any hesitation they speak about their religious and historical past and request us to see other religious places with imprints of history in the same breath. No fights, just being together in so many colours. A true India can be seen in Kerala, for nature, for people and for experiencing a living in harmony with varieties of nature and beliefs. We rented a scooter in the first day morning and roamed streets, ...