Arrive in Kolkata, go to your residence to drop luggage, freshen up and rest after travel; important when travelling with an infant. Allow 1–1.5 hours to settle before heading out.
A reliable, family-friendly vegetarian restaurant with Indian thalis and kid-friendly options; quick service and hygienic (open ~10:00am–11:00pm). Good for a relaxed first meal with an infant.
Iconic marble memorial with large gardens and a small museum — pleasant, stroller-friendly grounds and photo spots; museum open ~10:00am–5:00pm (closed Mondays), so visit in the afternoon while it’s open.
One of Kolkata’s most famous Goddess Kali temples; experience the ambiance and evening aarti if timing allows. Temple hours are roughly 6:00am–10:00pm — expect crowds; use a car or taxi to limit walking with an infant.
Popular Bengali restaurant with comfortable seating and vegetarian preparations; family-friendly and good for trying Bengali-style vegetarian dishes. Open typically from midday to late evening.
Drive north to Dakshineswar (plan ~45–70 minutes from Jadunath Ukil Road depending on traffic). Early morning is best for quieter darshan and cooler temperatures; Dakshineswar hours start around 6:00am.
Large Kali temple complex on the Hooghly, with calm river views and wide steps ideal for photos; recommended early visit to avoid the busiest hours. There is usually no entrance fee; carry water and a shade for the infant.
Take a short motor launch or ferry across/along the Hooghly to the Belur/Howrah side (launch timings are frequent in the morning). The small boat ride is scenic and quick — confirm local schedules on the day.
Serene riverside monastery and temple with beautiful architecture and peaceful gardens; very family-friendly and stroller-accessible in many areas. Belur Math is generally open ~8:00am–6:00pm; explore the main shrine and walk the grounds.
Simple, hygienic vegetarian prasadam or canteen food near Belur Math is convenient and inclusive for families; good to eat before returning to central Kolkata. Canteen timings are typically morning–afternoon.
Indian Museum (open ~10:00am–5:00pm, closed Mondays) offers wide-ranging exhibits and is stroller-friendly in core sections; Marble Palace is a private mansion with sculptures/paintings but needs prior permission — pick Indian Museum for guaranteed access with family.
Pleasant riverside ghat and short boat rides at sunset; relaxed atmosphere for families and easy access for an infant’s stroller. Boat timings vary; aim for late afternoon for cooler weather and calm waters.
Historic tearoom with reliable vegetarian breakfast/dinner choices and comfortable seating, good for families and infants. Flurys opens early and stays open into the evening (approx 8:00am–10:00pm).
Light breakfast with pastries, porridge or Bengali snacks; Flurys is reliable for infant-friendly options. Aim to eat early so you have time for a short morning visit before packing.
Explore the artisan neighborhood where clay sculptors build and paint idols — fascinating for adults and visual for children; best visited in the morning when workshops are active. Streets are narrow so use a stroller-friendly carrier if needed.
Short visit to New Market (narrow lanes but famous) for souvenirs, sweets and dry snacks to take home; plan a quick 45–60 minute stop to avoid overload with an infant. New Market has many food stalls and shops — keep an eye on hygiene for baby food.
Have a calm, early lunch close to your residence so you can finish packing; choose a familiar vegetarian place to ensure comfort for the infant. Aim to finish lunch by ~1:15–1:30pm.
Finish packing, change and get everyone ready for airport transfer; leave some buffer time for Kolkata traffic and infant breaks. Plan to depart for the airport around 2:00–2:30pm for a 4:00pm flight.
Allow about 60–90 minutes to reach the airport from Jadunath Ukil Road depending on traffic; leave early to complete security and check-in comfortably with your infant.