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Euronews Travel reports that Kerala, India, is encouraging visitors to explore ayurvedic-led wellness stays in 2027 and beyond, beyond its famous backwaters. At World Travel Market in London, the state's tourism minister told Euronews that doctors at ayurvedic resorts assess each guest and create a full treatment plan. Kerala is also supporting locally run home stays through subsidies and training, and it will promote the 10-day Onam harvest festival to foreign visitors for the first time. In 2027, Onam begins on September 12.

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00:00Kerala, India, wants travelers to look beyond its famous backwaters.
00:04The state's tourism board is promoting Ayurvedic wellness stays for 2027 and beyond.
00:10Ayurveda is an alternative medicine system practiced in India for thousands of years.
00:15It goes beyond massages, with special diets, meditation, and other therapies.
00:20Kerala's tourism minister says doctors at Ayurvedic resorts assess each guest and build a full treatment plan.
00:27The state is also backing local homestays with subsidies and training.
00:32Residents can offer one or two rooms in their own houses.
00:35A directory to make booking easier is planned, but it is not ready yet.
00:39For the first time, Kerala will promote the Onam Harvest Festival to foreign visitors.
00:44In 2027, the 10-day festival begins on September 12th.
00:48It opens with a parade where elephants march beside floats.
00:51The feast is served on plantain leaves, with traditionally nine courses.
00:56Disclosure, this video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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