The Vaults

In most nations of the world from the time of Abraham and Moses, Mausoleums have existed and so have Egyptian pyramids. From these ancient times families have also appreciated the need to give befitting burial with well-adorned tombstones and other rare ornaments to keep memories of the departed alive.
 
The vaults in Victoria Court Cemetery are arranged in such a way as to enable easy access.  Each grave has concrete walls with a sandy button. A concrete slab is made to be used as cover after burial.  
The cemetery is apportioned into two sections, with one section catering for Christians and the other section for Muslims.

The Facilities

When a vault is purchased, the use of the ceremonial halls, provision of Security and other maintenance services for all common areas are provided at no extra cost. Provisions have been made for the sale of coffins, tombstones, wreaths, etc. The Cemetery workforce is well trained to carryout burials and to maintain the vaults and the whole cemetery