Being retired means you have all the time in the world to do whatever you want, like travel! But which places make the Jewish holidays unforgettable? We’ll see:

Heritage tour in Asia

Asia is full of diverse cultures, and there are even Jewish heritage sites in places you might least expect. There are tours led by rabbis who can provide in-depth discussions about them. If you want, there is a 15-day tour that takes you to Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam and Burma.

Here are some notable places that you must visit:

Singapore: Maegan Aboth – This synagogue offers Mikveh and serves as a school for over a hundred students. They have kosher restaurants and also serve Shabbat meals and catering services.

Myanmar: Musmeah Synagogue – This synagogue is the only and last standing synagogue in Burma, also housing over 120 Torah scrolls.

Thailand: Chiang Mai Temples – If you like temples, then Chiang Mai is a place to visit. Home to more than 300 temples, this city has temples dating back to the 13th and 18th centuries. The most famous is Wat Phra That Doi Suthep.

Senior Volunteer in Israel

Volunteering is not just for young people who want exposure. It’s also great for retirees! If you want to have a meaningful vacation without worrying about lodging and lodging, then volunteering abroad is for you.

In addition to having a unique experience, you can also apply your skills here. Many organizations are always in need of doctors, social workers, lawyers, etc.

Here are some organizations that are looking for volunteers:

Pantry Packers – This is great for tourists who are in the country for a short time. Pantry Packers distributes food to families and seniors in Israel who belong to poor communities.

Qualified Volunteers for Israel – This is perfect for retirees who still want to put their skills to good use. Qualified Volunteers for Israel invites professional American and British Jews to volunteer in Israel on a limited-term volunteer commitment.

Kosher River Cruise in Europe

Europe is a known destination for Jewish tourist trips, including kosher river cruises. Many of these are all-inclusive luxury cruise ships that even have synagogues on board. Additionally, their programs include educational heritage tours. They also have renowned rabbis and scholars on board who give lectures and discussions.

The glatt kosher meals served are also strictly supervised. This is perfect for those who want to stay kosher on their travels.

Going on vacation is a lot of fun, but it would be better if you also gained unique and memorable experiences, and. And since you have the luxury of time, you can have a more carefree and relaxed trip.