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

The tomb of Mirza Muzaffar Hussain stands as a tall, octagonal stone structure inside the zoo grounds. Built in the early seventeenth century, it holds the remains of a great-grandson of the Mughal Emperor Humayun. Its rough, weathered…

2. Chhote Batashewala Gumbad

The Chhote Batashewala Gumbad stands as a low, square stone structure capped by a single, weathered dome, isolated among the trees of the zoological park. It belongs to a cluster of sixteenth-century tombs built for noblemen of the Lodi or…

3. Sunderwala Mahal

The Sunderwala Mahal sits within the zoo grounds, its sandstone walls topped by a distinctive, high-domed roof. Built during the sixteenth century, this structure served as a tomb for an unknown nobleman from the Mughal era. It fell into…

4. Sunderwala Burj

Sunderwala Burj stands apart from the surrounding zoo enclosures as a striking, octagonal sandstone tomb topped with a high dome. Built during the early sixteenth century, the structure features intricate stone carvings and arched…

5. Lakkar Wala Burj

The Lakkar Wala Burj stands as an octagonal stone tomb within the city zoo, easily identified by its crumbling sandstone walls and a central dome that has long since lost its outer masonry. Built during the Lodi period in the sixteenth…

6. Carnatic Cafe Sunder Nursery

The Carnatic Cafe inside Sunder Nursery stands out for its high, pitched tiled roof and open-air layout, which mimics the traditional architecture found in the southern coastal regions of India. It sits within a sixteenth-century heritage…

7. Azimganj Sarai

The Azimganj Sarai is a rectangular stone structure with an arched gateway that sits inside the walls of the National Zoological Park. Built during the sixteenth century, this travelers' hostel provided a place for merchants and pilgrims…

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