There are so many amazing innovations, talents and lovely unique places in India awaiting to be explored. Industrialist Anand Mahindra is known for lauding talent across India and also his unique perspective based tweets. Recently, the Mahindra group chairman shared a beautiful travel video by Kerala tourism on his Twitter account praising Kerala tourism for their wonderful idea. The video features ‘En Ooru’ which is a tribal village in Wayanad.
Anand Mahindra Praises Kerala Tourism
Industrialist Anand Mahindra was in total awe when he saw a video by Kerala tourism, so much so that he posted it on his Twitter account. The video by Kerala tourism featured ‘En Ooru’ which is a tribal hamlet located in Vythiri in Kerala’s Wayanad district. The short video with some lovely tribal music in the background takes us into the beauty of tribal life and its craftsmanship. The video spoke about how stunning simplicity can be. Anand Mahindra could not resist but posted this stunningly beautiful mimic hamlet on his Twitter with a caption praising Kerala tourism.
This is just beautiful. Kudos to @KeralaTourism for this concept. The pristine architectural design of the village is stunning. Showcases how ‘simplicity’ can be stunning. pic.twitter.com/8Wf8CLgoZ2
— anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) July 19, 2022
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En Ooru – A Tribal Village In Kerala
In order to introduce people to the culture and way of life of various communities in the state, the Kerala government has opened the “En Ooru” tribal heritage village. The 25-acre tourist attraction, which resembles a tribal town, contains an amphitheater, a marketplace, and a cafeteria that offers regional specialties. An IAS officer based in Kerala, Prasanth Nair, commented on Mahindra’s post informing about it being a tribal welfare project which is curated and seed-funded by the Scheduled Tribes Development Department. Many Twitter users reacted to the beauty of the place and lauded the government.
Thank you appreciating the idea. It’s a tribal welfare project seed-funded and curated by the Scheduled Tribes Development Department. We’ve a lot more to do there to raise it to its best potential. Looking forward your support and partnership!
— Bro_Prasanth Nair (@PrasanthIAS) July 19, 2022
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