I’ve been meaning to get out and get some of the winter sun that Delhi has been blessed with. I finally made a plan with a couple of friends to head to a beautiful park, that has a lake side cafe and a lot of heritage monuments.
SUNDER NURSERY
This park is located right next to Humayun’s Tomb in the Nizamuddin area of Delhi. It is a 16th century park which was formerly called Azim Bagh or Bagh-e-Azeem. It gets its present day name from the Sunder Burj Tomb located in the park. During the British rule, the park was used as a nursery to grow experimental plants and hence, its current designation of ‘nursery’.
This was also a part of my 25 things to do in the last 25 days of 2022 challenge – visiting a place I hadn’t visited yet in Delhi. Funnily, I ended up revisiting the park at night for a Christmas Market.
How has your week been? Are you enjoying the festive season? What fun plans do you have in the coming weeks as we approach the end of 2022?
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nice post.
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Ahh I love the festive vibes that you encapsulated in your pictures! Hope the holidays are going well! ☺️
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Oh the bag looks prettyyy!
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Love when you share your beautiful pictures. The handbag is beautiful…is it macrame?
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Lovely!
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Looks lovely! ☀️ I wish we had sunny weather here.
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Looks like a cool place and glad you got to visit a new place before the year ended!
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Such a pretty place (and the bag looks beautiful too!), Seems perfect for an afternoon stroll! And yay for ticking something off your list too!
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Thanks for sharing this beautiful place with us 😊 that’s such a good idea! I’m trying to do the same here in Galicia!
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Lovely! Love seeing your photos!
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Gorgeous pics! Glad you have been able to get out and have some fun!
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Lovely post. I visited some of the same spots. Here is Delhi through my lens
http://oftravelsfarandnear.com/2023/01/08/280/
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