Human by Nature - Kerala Tourism
By the universal law, humans and nature are absolutely inseparable. It is about time we start accepting this fact and start understanding the connection between humans and nature. For years, the mysterious and adorable creation has allured us to travel. We have been braving extensive climates and cross-border travels
to catch a glimpse of the dramatic skies with northern lights, to see the cute penguins jump into the glacial waters in Antarctica, to get lucky with a sight of the big fives completing the food chain in the wild, to get a 30-second view of the world from the top of Mt. Everest, to dive into the deep blue oceans to see the sharks shy away from humans, or to catch a beautiful sunset below the horizon. There have been times that we have neglected human impact on making these experiences with nature so beautiful. It is always the “behind the scenes” efforts that play a major role in all the beautiful things that we see and experience. There is so much hard work, pain, and compassion behind every beautiful thing which we forget to look through. Over the years of extensive traveling to different corners of the world, I have realised that apart from the breathtaking natural vistas of the planet, I’ve rated my travel experiences based majorly on the experiences I’ve had with the people I’ve met there. Each time I came back home from a trip, I would keep recollecting the moments of cheerful interactions with the people I met on the travels. While other travellers did make up for my lively experiences, my fondest memories are attached to the locals of the destination who invited me to be a part of their life and helped me live their traditional ways in their land. I strongly support Kerala Tourism’s initiative of spreading the message “Human by Nature” as an ode to the people of Kerala whose everyday lives represent diverse ideologies, faiths, and cultures that have co-existed from the historic ages. I’ve personally come across some remarkable experiences with people in Kerala, which made my belief in humanity stronger and my love for travel everlasting.
And conversely, the nature is also not to be ignored. Humans exist and survive because of nature. They are interdependent, and none should be taken for granted. If humans respect nature, nature has abundance to give back. When people move out of their cities for travels, their sole purpose is to breathe fresher air, calm their senses, see something new that their own land doesn’t hold. Preserving the natural way of living, the age-old traditions, cultural habitat, and food is always the best way to host travellers from across the globe. Humans need to walk around in open fields, smell the wildflowers, listen to the birdsongs, watch the butterflies and the bees, just notice natural phenomena like sunrise and sunset, and spend time outdoors. Connection with nature is linked to higher wellbeing. This post is sponsored by Kerala Tourism. |
AUTHORNamaste! I'm Medhavi Davda.
I travel to Evolve.. In Nature, I confide.. I find my calling in the Himalayas.. In the Oceans, I meditate.. A High-Altitude Trekker & PADI certified SCUBA Diver, I love exploring the heights and depths of the planet with my regular doses of mountains and oceans. Discovering myself & life through nature, adventures, travels, sports and dance has been an addiction since my existence! Recent PostsRavenousLegs on InstagramRavenousLegs on FaceBookRavenousLegs on X |