Sunder Nursery

Sunder Nursery has a rich history that dates back to the Mughal era. Originally developed in the 16th century, the area contains several heritage monuments built during the Mughal period. In recent years, extensive restoration and conservation efforts transformed it into a world-class heritage park, preserving both its historical structures and natural landscape.

• Origins: 16th Century (Mughal Era)
• Location: Near Humayun’s Tomb, New Delhi
• Significance: Mughal Heritage Garden and Monument Complex
• Recognition: Part of the heritage zone surrounding Humayun’s Tomb

Mughal-Era Origins
The area was developed during the Mughal period and became home to several tombs, pavilions, and garden structures that reflected the architectural style of the time.

Restoration and Conservation
Over the years, many of the monuments fell into disrepair. A major conservation project restored the historic buildings, landscaped gardens, and ecological habitats, transforming Sunder Nursery into a vibrant public space.

A Blend of Heritage and Nature
Today, Sunder Nursery combines centuries-old Mughal architecture with beautifully maintained gardens, making it a unique destination where history and nature coexist.

A Modern Heritage Park
Sunder Nursery now serves as a cultural, ecological, and recreational space, attracting visitors from around the world while promoting heritage conservation and environmental awareness.