Since it’s already 11:43, head to Thaff Restaurant around noon for a Kerala-style lunch; allow about an hour and budget ₹200–500 per person. It’s in central Alappuzha, and an auto-rickshaw is the easiest way to continue around town—ask the driver to wait or arrange your next ride rather than relying on finding one immediately.
Go on to Mullakkal Rajarajeswari Temple for its distinctive architecture and peaceful grounds. Temple hours can include a midday break, so check the gate or ask locally before you go; dress modestly and remove your shoes where required. If the inner shrine is closed, enjoy the grounds and confirm when darshan resumes rather than assuming the temple is open throughout the afternoon.
From Mullakkal, take an auto toward Alappuzha Lighthouse. Visitor access is generally limited to the afternoon—often around 3–5 pm—and can change, so confirm today’s entry time before setting out; leave enough time for the climb and any ticket queue. Then stroll over to Alleppey Beach for the sunset and an unhurried walk along the shore. The beach is free to visit; keep an eye on the sea and follow local safety advice rather than swimming where conditions look rough.
Finish at Dreamers Restaurant near the beach for seafood or Kerala dishes; expect roughly ₹400–900 per person and allow 1–1.5 hours. If you’re relying on autos after dinner, arrange a return ride with the driver or restaurant—availability can thin out later in the evening.
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