Kosher food, synagogues, Chabad
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Tell Jravel where you're going. It prepares the Jewish side of your trip — kosher food, synagogues and Chabad with honest trust labels, Shabbat and holiday times for your exact dates, live minyanim, and the Jewish travelers on your flight and in your city.
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Near you or near your hotel, with a trust level on every listing: certification verified, confirmed by travelers, from public map data, or needs confirmation. We never guess.
Candle lighting and Havdalah per date at your exact location, Yom Tov and fast days flagged, and a Shabbat plan: a walkable synagogue, Friday-night dinner, food for the day.
Add a destination and dates and Jravel prepares the Jewish layer automatically, then adapts as the trip unfolds: today's times, what's open, what to do before sunset.
See who needs a tenth, confirm you're coming, or start a minyan at the airport, the hotel or the conference. Schedules from synagogues and Chabad included.
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An AI travel agent that answers from Jravel's own verified data first, tells you how fresh each fact is, and says plainly when it doesn't know.
A city is enough. Dates and a flight number unlock Shabbat planning and your flight community.
Kosher food, synagogues, Chabad, Shabbat and holiday times, minyanim, emergency contacts — ready before you land.
Confirm what's still correct, meet travelers who opted in, and keep the data honest for the next person.
Public pages with live data — kosher food, synagogues, Chabad and this week's Shabbat times. No account needed.
Every place in Jravel shows where it came from — OpenStreetMap and Wikidata contributors, the business itself, or travelers who confirmed it — and when it was last checked. Hours and kosher certification change; where we don't know, we say so. Always confirm locally.
Community data comes from OpenStreetMap and traveler reports — always confirm kosher status locally.
Gold band = tefillin may be worn (from misheyakir until sunset).
Method: GRA for Shema/Tefila, misheyakir 10.2°, tzais 8.5°, candle lighting 18 min before sunset (40 in Jerusalem). Follow your community.
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