Sunder Nursery is a beautiful garden in the heart of the city of Delhi. It occupies an area of 90 acres and has 20 heritage structures, of which six are UNESCO World Heritage monuments.

Built within Sunder Nursery gardens, the Humayun's Tomb Museum is a unique underground to showcase over 500 rare artifacts, including miniatures, manuscripts, coins, and architectural elements from the mausoleum and the surrounding Nizamuddin area.

Every Sunday an organic Farmer’s market is organized at Sunder Nursery. If your dates coincide with the weekend, we can enjoy the market.

Underground Museum: Built within Sunder Nursery gardens, the Humayun's Tomb Museum is a unique underground to showcase over 500 rare artifacts, including miniatures, manuscripts, coins, and architectural elements from the mausoleum and the surrounding Nizamuddin area.

There is a beautiful South India delicacy restaurant within the garden, surrounded by fountains. And, special home made ice creams:)

If you plan your trip on Sunday, there is a wide variety of organic food for your taste buds.

In the bustling heart of New Delhi lies a verdant sanctuary that defies time. This enchanting haven is none other than Lodhi Garden, a place where history breathes and nature thrives.

Spaced out amidst beautiful park are historical monuments that echo a dynasty of ruler’s footprints. Lodhi Garden traces its roots to the 15th century when Lodhi lords chose it as their burial ground. The garden houses significant tombs, including those of Mohammed Shah and Sikandar Lodi. In 1936, during British colonial rule, Lady Willingdon redesigned the area as a landscaped setting for these ancient monuments, initially naming it Lady Willingdon Park.