
Nicholson Cemetery
Delhi, Delhi, India
The 1857 burial ground by Kashmiri Gate where Brigadier John Nicholson and the storming force lie — moss-grown Raj graves under old trees.
Why visit: The Mutiny's British dead, in a hauntingly peaceful acre.
- ›Nicholson's grave
- ›Victorian headstones
- ›Kashmiri Gate combo
- ›St James' Church
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Best time
Oct–Mar
Entry fee
Free
Est. budget
₹100–200
Duration
1 hr
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