Sunder Nursery Heritage Gardens

Walk through a beautifully restored 16th-century heritage park that blends active botanical conservation with grand Mughal-era architecture.

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1. Mirza Muzaffar Hussain’s Tomb

Mirza Muzaffar Hussain’s tomb, popularly known as the Bara Batashewala Mahal, is a seventeenth-century Mughal garden tomb built in sixteen oh three. It is a square, single-storied structure made of red sandstone and quartzite that sits on…

2. Chhote Batashewala Gumbad

The Chhote Batashewala Gumbad is a small, octagonal Mughal-era tomb located within the Batashewala Complex, just north of the larger Humayun’s Tomb site. It is defined by its octagonal central chamber and a surrounding arcade that features…

3. Sunderwala Mahal

Sunderwala Mahal is a sixteenth-century Mughal mausoleum characterized by its square plan, chamfered corners, and elegant arcades that surround a subterranean burial chamber. Located within the Sunder Nursery garden complex, it was…

4. Sunderwala Burj

Sunderwala Burj stands as a slender, early sixteenth-century tomb near the entrance of Sunder Nursery. Its name translates to beautiful tower, a title earned through its fine proportions and the intricate details tucked away inside its…

5. Lakkar Wala Burj

Lakkar Wala Burj is a sixteenth-century Mughal tomb distinguished by its high platform and arched openings on all four sides. Built during the early years of the Mughal Empire, this structure stands as an elegant, domed memorial, though…

6. Carnatic Cafe Sunder Nursery

Carnatic Cafe sits at the edge of a lake within the sixteen-century grounds of Sunder Nursery. You can identify the spot by its open-air wooden deck, which faces the water and is tucked among the park's expansive gardens and trees. It is a…

7. Azimganj Sarai

Azimganj Sarai is a sixteenth-century Mughal caravanserai that sits tucked away within the grounds of the National Zoological Park. This massive, square-plan structure features a courtyard measuring over one hundred meters on each side,…

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