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Jun 3, 2023 · Earlier known as Azim Bagh or Bagh-e-Azeem, Sunder Nursery is a 16th century park located in New Delhi just adjacent to the Humayun’s Tomb, UNESCO World Heritage Site. The park is spread in over 90 acres of area and is a stunning combination of nature, history and culture. This hidden gem offers a delightful escape from the chaos of city life.
Sunder Nursery is in the heart of the city of Delhi. It occupies an area of 90 acres and hase 20 heritage structures, of which six are UNESCO World Heritage monuments. Parts of the complex stand within the buffer zone of Humayun’s Tomb World Heritage Site. Conservation of the 15 monuments that stand within the Park and have also undergone the ...
Sunder Nursery Park opens from 7am to 10pm. Last entry will be at 9:00 pm. * Sunder Nursery Park opens every day of the year. However, in special circumstances, the advance notice is circulated via social media channels and our notice board. * In case of ticketed events, the entry ticket to Park will be confined to the non-ticketed areas only.
Abutting Humayun's Tomb, SUNDER NURSERY, is Delhi's finest Heritage Park. Listed by Time magazine among 100 GREATEST PLACES IN THE WORLD in 2018. Here are SIX World Heritage Monuments, 300 tree species, lakes, venues for cultural performances, 80 species of birds, among other attractions. Opened to public in 2018 after the Aga Khan Trust for ...
Sunder Nursery, with its picturesque surroundings, provides an ideal venue for a variety of environmental, educational, and cultural programmes. ... New Delhi, Delhi ...
Jan 20, 2023 · The root of Sunder Nursery dates back to the 16 th century. It was a Mughal garden known as Azim Bagh and was adjacent to the Humayun Tomb complex. Later, during the early 20 th century, Delhi emerged as the capital of British India and was given a new look complete with exotic trees brought from faraway lands.
Set up by the British in 1913, Sunder Nursery stands on the legendary 16th century Grand Trunk Road In a first for India, the CPWD, in collaboration with the Archaeological Survey of India and the Aga Khan Trust for Culture, is developing the 90 acre Sunder Nursery into a world class urban park with a distinct micro-habitat zone housing Delhi’s ecological diversity amidst restored monuments in a major effort to protect and show-case Delhi’s fast disappearing natural habitats.
