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Jewish Heritage Tour
Kerala Jewish Heritage Tourism
The oldest of the Indian Jewish communities is in Cochin .They are called Malayali Jews because they lived in Kerala,south India (local language is Malayalam).
Kerala Jewish Heritage Tourism
 
 
Christian Heritage Tour
Christian Heritage Tour
Christianity has taken its root in India in the first century itself. i.e., three centuries before it gained official recognition in Europe or became...
Kerala Jewish Heritage Tourism
 
 
Muziris Heritage Tour
Kerala Jewish Heritage Tourism
Muziris was also known in ancient times as Mahodayapuram, Shinkli, cranganore, Muchiri (anglicised to Muziris...
Kerala Jewish Heritage Tourism
 
 
Kerala Life Tour
Kerala Life Tour
Destination will cover:
1. First Christian church in INDIA 2. First Bagavathi Temple in INDIA 3. First Mosque in INDIA
4. First European Fort in INDIA
Kerala Jewish Heritage Tourism
 

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Welcome to Jerusalem of the East

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MUZIRIS is one of the ancient harbor in India- Nearly 3000 years old. The first Jewish, Christian and Islamic settlements in India were here during 961 BC, 52 AD, and 629 AD respectively. Muziris is also known as Jerusalem of the East.

Present Kodungallur Had Been Named Mahodayapuram, Makothevarpattanam Muyirikkodu and Muziris By The Greek & Romans, Shingly By The Jews, Cranganore By The Portuguese, Kodungallur now situated 30 KM north of Cochin, Muziris is said to have been first occupied around 1,000 BC and continued to be active till the 13th century AD

Kodungallur is literally the cradle of several religions. Apart from the first Jews of India, this is the port where the apostle St Thomas landed, bringing Christianity to India. It is also the site of Cheraman Mosque, the first Muslim house of worship in India. In addition, it houses a famous Hindu temple, dedicated to the goddess Bhagavathy

In 1341, the profile of the water bodies in the Periyar River basin, on the Malabar Coast in Kerala underwent a major transformation. The prosperous port of Muziris, at the mouth of the Periyar, overlooking the Arabian Sea was engulfed and silted over by the flooding of the river, leaving its actual site to conjecture. The excavations by the Kerala Council for Historical Research (KCHR) in 2007 & 2008 unearthed the archaeological and historical evidence which confirmed its location.