Arrive in Kolkata and travel to your home on Jadunath Ukil Road; rest and change after the journey so the infant and family are comfortable. Allow time to freshen up and unpack light luggage.
Simple, reliable vegetarian thali, chaat and Bengali light dishes are available at Haldiram's or a hygienic local veg eatery — good for family and infant-friendly choices. Most outlets open from ~10:00am to late evening.
Visit the famous Kalighat Temple (historic Shakti shrine) for darshan and to witness local religious life; the complex is lively and symbolic of Kolkata’s devotional culture. Temple typically open early morning until late evening (around 4:00am–10:00pm) — check for special puja times.
Stroll the nearby lanes for safe, cooked vegetarian snacks such as luchi + aloo (luchi–aloo dum), ghugni or phuchka (pani puri) from clean stalls; keep infant feeding and hygiene needs in mind. Markets are busy in late afternoon, so plan stroller or baby carrier accordingly.
Head to Flurys or another well-known Park Street eatery for a relaxed, hygienic dinner with vegetarian options (continental, Indian, pastries and sweets). Flurys generally opens early and serves full meals into the evening; ideal for families with infants.
Return to Jadunath Ukil Road for rest; keep evening quiet and prepare for next day’s early start. Use this time to charge devices and pack essentials for the temple visits.
Leave early to reach Dakshineswar (north Kolkata) comfortably; morning visits are calmer and the temple conduct morning rituals. Temple opens early (around 6:00am) — arriving by 8:00am avoids the bigger crowds.
Explore the large Dakshineswar complex and observe the serene ghats and the Kali shrine; the riverside atmosphere is peaceful and photogenic. Dakshineswar generally opens from early morning until around noon and re-opens in the evening (check exact aarti timings).
Take the short ferry across the Hooghly from Dakshineswar/nearby ghats to Belur Math for a scenic, toddler-friendly crossing; ferry services run in the daytime but confirm local schedules. The ferry ride is short (about 10–20 minutes) and gives great river views.
Visit Belur Math for its tranquil campus, striking architecture and riverside views; the complex is peaceful and stroller-friendly in many areas. Belur Math is normally open 6:00am–6:00pm — allow time for quiet walking and photos.
Choose a clean, family-friendly vegetarian restaurant or simple thali stall near Belur Ghat for a hearty Bengali-style vegetarian meal (dal, sabzi, rice and sweets); many small eateries serve fresh, home-style food suitable for families. Options vary by day; verify hygiene and seating for infant needs.
Visit Kumartuli to see artisans making idols — a fascinating, low-key cultural stop where you can observe clay-work and traditional craftsmanship. The lanes are daytime-accessible and usually open in the afternoon; watch for narrow alleys if you have a stroller.
Return towards the riverfront for a peaceful riverside stroll at Prinsep Ghat or a look at Howrah Bridge at dusk; these open public spaces are great for family photos and a relaxed break. Prinsep Ghat is accessible from late afternoon and pleasant before sunset.
Enjoy a comforting South Indian vegetarian dinner at Saravana Bhavan or another trusted pure-veg place that offers predictable, clean food for families and infants. Most branches stay open into the late evening and are stroller-friendly.
Return to your residence to rest and prepare for the next-day central Kolkata exploration and departure day. Pack any items needed for the flight tomorrow.
Have an easy breakfast at Flurys (famous Park Street tearoom with vegetarian options) or a relaxed home breakfast so the infant stays comfortable. Flurys opens early and offers pastries, porridge, and cooked vegetarian breakfasts.
Stroll the Victoria Memorial lawns and visit the museum galleries to see colonial-era exhibits and local art; gardens are stroller-friendly and the museum usually opens around 10:00am (closing around 5:00pm). Check museum opening days (sometimes closed) before you go.
Enjoy Bengali sweets like mishti doi and sandesh from K.C. Das or Balaram Mullick & Radharaman Mullick and pair with a light vegetarian meal nearby; sweets are iconic Kolkata treats and infant-friendly in small portions. Most sweet shops are open mid-morning to evening.
Return to your residence on Jadunath Ukil Road to finalize packing and leave for the airport with ample buffer for traffic and check-in; for a 4:00pm departure, plan to leave by about 12:30–1:00pm to reach the airport comfortably (allow 2–3 hours travel/check‑in time depending on traffic and flight type).