Make your holiday trip to Kerala next time to experience this spectacular land of unique beauty. And when in Kerala, you can't simply afford to miss The Jewish Synagogue--the magnificent blend of tradition and architecture in “God's own country”. Experience the diverse culture of India and the rich tradition of the Jews who lived in Kerala for more than 1,000 years and made their mark in the exquisite structures in Kerala, the “Land of Coconut”.

Tourists from all over the world travel to Kerala to enjoy the ever cherishing Indian holiday with tempting beaches, splendid backwaters and the picturesque hills of Kerala. A few day's refreshing holidays in the supreme beauty of Kerala with Kerala's wildlife sanctuaries, historic cities and magnificent temples has the power to rejuvenate the stressed out city dwellers. Pamper yourself at the ayurveda spas and resorts in Kerala. And discover the magic. It will make you realize why Kerala is truly “God's own country”.

The Jewish Synagogue adds to the charm of exploring the attractions in Kerala. Located in Mattancheri, near Kochi, this historic Jewish Synagogue is known to be the oldest Synagogue. It was built by a prosperous Jewish community in 1568 A.D. Even today the Synagogue is nicely preserved and beautifully decorated with the religious scrolls of the original Old Testament and the exclusive copper plates. The peace and tranquility of the place will take you to a never experienced world of spiritualism. Walk along the corridors of the Synagogue you will surely be impressed by the wonderful hand painted blue Chinese tiles. The unique look of each of the two hundred year old tiles will surprise you. Watch out the numerous fine pieces of wrought gold and silver crowns received as gifts by the Kochi rulers from various appreciators of the state. While visiting the The Synagogue you will have the great combination of shops, warehouses and spice auction rooms.

The Jewish Synagogue is in Mattancheri which is near Kochi. Kochi is about 218 km north of Trivandrum and 223 km South of Kozhikode. If you want to come from Kohzikode to visit the Synagogue then on your way you can take halt at Feroke or Kkodungallor for light refreshments. The Jewish Synagogue is open for the visitors from 10 a.m to 12 noon and 3 p.m to 5 p.m on all days except Saturdays and Jewish holidays.