God’s Own Country!! SOUTH INDIAN SEAFOOD on Houseboat | Backwaters - Kerala, India! - Summary

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This is a video transcript of a travel vlogger who goes on a houseboat tour in the backwaters of Kerala, India. He enjoys various local dishes cooked by the chef on board, such as fish curry, squid, crab, egg roast, and hoppers. He also tries toddy, a fermented coconut drink, and visits a village where he learns how it is harvested. He admires the natural beauty and the peaceful lifestyle of the area, and thanks his hosts for their hospitality. He ends the video by teasing his next adventure to some toddy shops.

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- The text is a transcript of a video by Mark Wiens, a food and travel vlogger.
- The video is about his experience of staying on a houseboat and eating local Kerala food in the backwaters of India.
- The video was filmed in October 2022, according to the date at the start of the conversation.
- Some of the dishes he ate on the houseboat include pearl spot fish, squid, crab, cockles, egg roast, hoppers, and toddy.
- Toddy is a fermented drink made from the sap of coconut palm flowers.
- The backwaters of Kerala are a series of lagoons, canals, lakes, and rivers that are fed by the Arabian Sea and support rice cultivation and fishing.