Wednesday, May 27, 2015
As we entered the premises of Sunder Nursery, this first
structure we noticed was the Sunder Burj. Standing far away in a distance with
light blue skies as its ceiling and green grass for the ground. The structure
shown in the hot sun.
As we grew closer to it, we noticed that the structure had recently been done up. On this Rohan replied. That all monuments in Delhi received a makeover, thanks to the Commonwealth Games.
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| Sunder Burj |
As we grew closer to it, we noticed that the structure had recently been done up. On this Rohan replied. That all monuments in Delhi received a makeover, thanks to the Commonwealth Games.
The cropped green grass with stones paved in it leads to
Sunder Burj. As we walked on the stone paves, it gave me the feeling as if I
had moved back in time and was talking in that era.
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The Sundar Burj was built in the 16th century by
the Moghuls. What you see right now, in the photos is the restored version of
the monument. The walls and the dome were nicely decorated. It had four arches which housed four wooden
doors and had cutouts in the wall, 6 inches deep which added to the décor of
the monument. We couldn’t go inside the
monument as it was closed.
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| Sunder Burj |
If the restoration team did such a good job on the outside.
Then they would have surely done a fantastic job on the inside.
We then headed off to Sunder Mahal.
We then headed off to Sunder Mahal.
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