Who would not love to visit Switzerland, at least once in a lifetime? And those who can afford would make it as their home for the rest of their life. But for Hans Muller, a management consultant by profession and his wife thought otherwise. They decided to leave Switzerland, their home for good part of their lives in search of another paradise, which would offer them a lifestyle that will augur well for their well-being and also fulfil Mr.Muller’s intense desire to stay close to the sea. 

Mr.Muller said that their quest with sufficient guidance and help from friends and well-wishers finally bore fruit and in 1995 he flew down to Kerala; a name the Mullers were hearing for the first time. Since his top priority was for his health, the name ‘Ayurveda’ immediately caught his attention and today he and his wife are ardent followers of India’s holistic healthcare system, which Mr.Muller has plans to popularise earnestly to people from all parts of the world, especially those from western countries. 

Settled in Varkala the abode of the great seer Sri Narayana Guru and close to the pristine, golden sandy beach of Varkala, Mr.Muller says that he felt absolutely at home the very moment he touched his feet on “God’s Own Country” a feeling he himself admits as quite amazing and could not express in words. He has only words of praise on the physical and cultural aspects of Kerala, but is very much concerned about the manner in which the state’s culture, traditions, history and its bountiful natural wealth are portrayed to the outside world. According to Mr.Muller, all that is needed is to treat tourists coming to Kerala in a manner that do not keep them alienated from the denizens of the state and thereby ensuring an everlasting impression and emotional bondage with this immaculate land and its people. 

 Mr.Muller since his tryst with Kerala in 1995 is a busy man these days with his time and energy effectively spend for consultancy for tourism projects and also runs an institute at Varkala for young talents to come up in life and join the mainstream.