Hamsa Nomads Travel Map

Your Jewish map for every destination.

Find the Jewish anchors that make travel possible: Chabad, local community points, heritage sites, eruvim, mikvahs, kosher planning resources, minyanim, zmanim, and safety checks.

Destination guides

Find every guide on one page.

Search 92 destinations by country, city, region, or first letter. Every result opens a focused travel guide with a clean, shareable address.

Your Jewish Map
Browse the live map first. Use the layer pills to show Chabad, city/community, heritage, eruv, and mikvah points.
Live filter
Load the Jewish travel map

The interactive map stays unloaded until you use it. On mobile, large pin sets are bounded and recent map results are reused for faster repeat visits.

Map libraries and pin data load only after you open the map, search, or choose a filter.
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Toolkit library

All the Jewish travel tools in one place.

Browse the full toolkit by default: kosher food, minyan, eruv, mikvah, zmanim, safety, Chabad, local Jewish community resources, heritage links, and Hamsa Nomads notes.

Resources
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Kosher travel planning

Plan Jewish travel city by city.

Traveling kosher usually comes down to a few practical checks: where to eat, where to daven, where to spend Shabbat, whether an eruv or mikvah is available, and which local contacts to confirm before arrival. Use the map for discovery, then verify current details directly with local communities and certifying agencies.