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Very much near to high court...

Sea is deep here, so you can't really get into water, but surely enjoy sunset views from here...

Lot of sea weeds here but that's fine.. Its natural... At least I didn't saw man made waste here because there are no shops or food stalls

We meandered through the charming byways of Jew Town to arrive at the Paradesi Synagogue, an architectural gem steeped in history. The interior is a testament to its uniqueness, evoking a profound sense of time's passage.

Visiting hours are from 10 am to 6 pm, Monday through Thursday, offering ample time to immerse oneself in its rich heritage. However, on Fridays, the window narrows to 10 am to 2 pm, and regrettably, it remains closed on Saturdays.

Photography is graciously permitted within its hallowed halls, with the gentle reminder that flash photography and camera stands are regrettably not allowed, preserving the sanctity of this sacred space.

A nominal entry fee of Rs 10 per person unlocks the doors to this historical treasure trove, ensuring a memorable journey through time and culture.

Big place built to have mall, however most of the office spaces are empty and avaiable for rent.

Reliance is there

Entrance is slightly clumsy and confusing

Outside P1P2 roadside parking available