Hey folks, Anshika Jain is here, one of your fellow travellers.
As a Delhiite, I’ve noticed the winters in Delhi getting chillier each year. But with this snowy winter, a day picnic with friends can make your whole day just memorable. So, I’ve put together my experience from my day picnic at Sunder Nursery.
How do I reach Sunder Nursery Garden?
To get to Sunder Nursery, hop on the Violet Line metro and alight at JLN metro station, the closest stop. From there, we took a quick auto ride, costing us only Rs. 20 each. Also, In just 10 minutes, we arrived at our destination, ready to explore Sunder Nursery.
A Day Out to Sunder Nursery’s Garden of Enchanting Beauty:
Sunder Nursery is home to over 80 species of birds and 60 species of butterflies.
After getting our tickets, we passed through security and stepped into a world of tranquillity. Sunder Nursery’s beauty is truly mesmerising. Also, we walked through lush greenery, vibrant flowers, and gentle streams flowing along flower-lined pathways.
Our next stop was the lake, or maybe it was a pond – whatever it was, it was serene. If you’re into capturing aesthetic moments, grab a bedsheet, spread it on the grass, and gather with friends. Share some laughs, sip on tea, and snack on our favourites while soaking in the beauty of the day. After spending a good time in the sun, we roam around and feel the breeze going through our untied hair and cheeks.
Sunder Nursery’s Farmers Market by Earth Collective is a great place to meet local producers and buy goods directly. It’s dedicated to sustainability, promoting personal health, well-being, and environmental awareness. Also, it’s one of Delhi’s best organic markets and definitely worth a visit.
Fabulous Feasts and Fun: Exploring Cafe in Sunder Nursery
Next up, head to Fab Cafe, right in the nursery. They offer a variety of food and drinks. Also, we took some aesthetic photos with my friends and did a little photoshoot. Moreover, we shot some mesmerising reels as well.
Sunder Nursery Park open and close times:
The park opens every day at 7 a.m. and closes at 10pm, with the last entry permitted at 9:30 p.m.
Exploring History: A Visit to Humayun’s Tomb
We had enough time right after exiting Sundar Nursery to visit Humayun Tomb, just opposite this place. Moreover, it’s one of the city’s famous Mughal-era monuments. Housing the tomb of Emperor Humayun, the second emperor of the Mughal Dynasty from the 16th century.
Tips for Travellers to Sunder Nursery, Delhi:
- I’ll suggest planning this day out on weekdays, not on weekends. It is really crowded on Saturdays and Sundays.
- Also, reach early if you want to see a good sunrise during a foggy winter, around 7 a.m., sitting near the pond.
- Moreover, keep cash handy.As at the ticket counter, sometimes online payments do not work.
- Likewise, you can take your homemade food inside the premises.
- Wear comfortable shoes because you will walk around much more than usual.
- Don’t litter. Keep the environment clean.
- Pack some snacks and drinks to enjoy a relaxing picnic amidst nature.
My visit to The Sunder Nursery was truly a delightful experience that left me rejuvenated and inspired. Whether you’re a history buff, a nature lover, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat from the city, this hidden gem has something for everyone. So, the next time you find yourself in Delhi, be sure to uncover the magic of The Sunder Nursery.
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