Historic 300-Year-Old Koder House in Fort Kochi Destroyed by Fire

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A devastating fire has completely gutted Koder House, a centuries-old heritage structure located in Fort Kochi, Kerala. The building, which dates to the 1800s, held deep historical significance as it was associated with the prominent Koder family of the local Jewish community. In recent years, the structure had served as a boutique hotel and a venue for Jewish cultural events. The loss of Koder House has reignited concerns about the preservation of heritage buildings in the Fort Kochi region.

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