Those travelers who book the Kochi Highlights visits. This is Jewish Town Kochi, where Paradeshi Synagogue of European Synagogue is located. The Jewish heritage area is explored and Paradeshi Synagogue is visited.

Travelers who book Kochi Highlights visit the Mattancherry Palace or Dutch Palace. The seat of administration of Kochi Royalty is a museum exhibits most beautiful Kerala Murals among other things.

At Fort Kochi beach studded with chinese Fishing Nets and the fish markets is great tourist attraction. We will watch the nets in operation and auctioning of the catch to public.

This church with distinction of first European Church in India houses the first tomb of Vasco de Gama.

Fort Kochi the European Heritage area is fascinates the visitors to explored by foot or in the car.

Bastion Bungalow at Fort Kochi functions as the Heritage Museum, with its galleries visually explaining the interventions of the colonial Portuguese, Dutch and the British powers into the political domain of Kerala’s kingdoms

Travelers who book the Jewish Heritage tour will explore the Jewish Town and Visit this ancient synagogue.

The Paravoor Town north of Kochi 30 km is preserved and open to public to visit. The Synagogue museum is apple in the oldest synagogue in the area is visited by travelers especially Jewish Travelers.

The synagogue at Chennamangalam reflects traditional Kerala architecture and has utilized western construction technology. Some of the visual attractions of this synagogue are undoubtedly the majestic altar, which stands out for its intricate artwork.

The Kadavumbhagam Synagogue is located in Ernakulam. According to some, the foundation stone was laid in the 13th century in Cranganore (present-day Kodungallur), said to be the place of the first Jewish settlement, and relocated to its present site in early 18th century. The architectural beauty of its front façade with its glass lamps, two-storey high ceiling decorated with wooden carvings of lotuses, and red and gold Holy Ark (a niche at an end of the prayer hall where the holy book of the Jews called Torah is kept behind curtains) was noteworthy in its heydays.