Gateway into an old warehouse, that is now a rented lodge for spice market workers A ginger warehouse; in the foreground ginger is being dried for export Ginger warehouse; ruins of a 16th-century Portuguese warehouse can be seen at the far end Walls of the old Portuguese warehouse - still has some original decorative markings in light red Ruins Laterite walls that once led to a jetty where many boats were harbored An old warehouse continues to be an export business The partially ruined community hall in Jew Town A traditional Jewish house, now superimposed by a Kerala-style roofed structure Sonic sequins that whisper in Fort Kochi's breeze Way to the Synagogue An old woman's face half-hidden by a modern store made pretty for tourists A window in an 18th-century building, Jew Town A peek inside Mandalay hall (currently hosting the Kochi-Muziris Biennale) Partially ruined balcony in a home on Jew Street The oldest synagogue in Asia Working Ruins of Jew Town and Fort Kochi, Kerala January 18, 2017 in Photography, Places, Travel-Kerala
