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If you're visiting Dubai, you might pass by New Sonapur Cemetery. Cemeteries are an important part of the city's infrastructure, providing a peaceful resting place for those no longer with us. New Sonapur Cemetery is one of Dubai's main burial sites and plays an important role in the community.

New Sonapur Cemetery Dubai is more than just a graveyard. People come here to honour their loved ones and find them repose. Whether you want to visit a family member or simply pay your respects to the deceased, it's important to know the layout, rules and etiquette of the cemetery.

Location and Access

Geographic location

New Sonapur Cemetery is located at 23/2, First Al Khail Street, Jabal Ali Industrial 3, Al Wajeh Al Bahria, Dubai. The cemetery is managed by Dubai Municipality. There is another cemetery in Dubai called Al Qusai Cemetery, located at 6/1, 13a Street, Muhaisna 2, Mushrif.

How to get there from Dubai

To get to New Sonapur Cemetery from Dubai, head towards Jabal Ali Industrial Area. The cemetery is located on First Al Khail Road, the main road in the area. The industrial area can be confusing for first-time visitors, so we recommend using a GPS or map app to navigate.

Public Transport Options

To reach New Sonarpur Cemetery, you can take advantage of many public transport options in Dubai.

1. Dubai Metro: This is the most convenient option to get around Dubai, but you may need to combine it with other modes of transport to reach the cemetery.

2. Dubai Bus: Dubai has an extensive bus network and if you look for a route to Jabal Ali Industrial you can get close to the cemetery.

3. Dubai Tram: The tram cannot go all the way to the cemetery, but it may be part of the route if you are coming from certain parts of the city.

4. Dubai Taxi: This is the quickest way to get to the cemetery, especially if you are unfamiliar with the area.

If you want to easily use public transport in Dubai, you need a NOL card. This card allows you to pay for various public transport services in Dubai. The NOL card can be used on the metro, buses, and trams.

When visiting the cemetery, you don't need to worry about opening hours as it is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

It's important to remember that cemeteries are places of calm and contemplation - they are more than just burial sites; they hold immense cultural, historical and religious value to many people. When visiting a cemetery, please remember to be mindful and respectful of its sacred atmosphere.

Facilities and Services

Cremation Services

Coppola Funeral Services offers comprehensive cremation services at Sonarpur Cemetery, respecting all nationalities and religious backgrounds.

To book a cremation, the following documents are required:

- Death certificate and translation

- Cancelled passport and residence visa (original)

- Letter of permission from next of kin or sponsor

- NOC from sponsor confirming no financial commitment

If you have any questions or concerns, our team at Coppola Funeral Services is ready to help.

Prayer Hall

The cemetery features prayer halls for various religious groups, providing a tranquil environment for reflection and mourning, and a Hindu cremation area with a 60,000 square foot facility funded by donations from Dubai's Indian community.

Support Staff

Throughout the funeral process, you will be supported by dedicated support staff who can help you with:

1. Collecting and submitting required documents

2. Guide to the entire process

3. Arrange cremation within a day

4. Help retrieve your ashes within 24 hours

Visiting hours and etiquette

Opening hours

New Sonarpur Cemetery is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and there are no time restrictions on visiting, however, we recommend visiting during the day to avoid any inconvenience.

dress code

When visiting the cemetery, make sure to dress modestly and respectfully. Although Dubai is a culturally diverse city, there are still some basic guidelines regarding attire.

1. Wear loose fitting clothing that covers your arms and legs.

2. Wearing a headscarf may be mandatory in some areas.

3. Avoid revealing clothing such as swimsuits and shorts.

4. Do not wear clothes with slogans or designs that are against religion or culture.

Although Dubai generally accepts a range of attire, it is always advisable to choose conservative attire when visiting sites such as New Sonarpur Cemetery.