West India
Rani ki Vav
Patan, Gujarat
Solanki / Maru-Gurjara tradition
A richly sculpted multi-storey stepwell conceived as an inverted temple celebrating the sanctity of water.
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West India
Patan, Gujarat
Solanki / Maru-Gurjara tradition
A richly sculpted multi-storey stepwell conceived as an inverted temple celebrating the sanctity of water.
North India
Abhaneri, Rajasthan
Geometric stepped design
Famous for its dramatic symmetrical flights of steps descending toward a deep central water reservoir.
West India
Adalaj, Gujarat
Indo-Islamic & Hindu synthesis
A five-storey stepwell known for intricately carved pillars, shaded galleries, and layered cultural influences.
North India
New Delhi, Delhi
Linear urban baoli
A long stone stairway descending through arched levels, now one of Delhi's most recognizable water monuments.
North India
Jodhpur, Rajasthan
Marwar sandstone architecture
A restored urban stepwell whose symmetrical stair geometry and red sandstone create a dramatic public space.
West India
Ahmedabad, Gujarat
Sultanate-era carved stone
A deep, atmospheric stepwell with carved pillars, galleries, and changing patterns of light across multiple levels.
West India
Junagadh, Gujarat
Rock-cut spiral descent
A distinctive rock-cut well inside Uparkot Fort, reached through a spiralling passage carved into the stone.
Central India
Madhya Pradesh
Regional masonry traditions
Central India preserves varied baoli traditions connected to forts, settlements, pilgrimage routes, and seasonal water storage.
North India
Amer, Rajasthan
Symmetrical geometric stairs
A compact kund celebrated for its repeated diagonal stair pattern and strong relationship to the historic landscape of Amer.
West India
Modhera, Gujarat
Temple tank with stepped geometry
A monumental stepped ritual tank forming part of the sacred architectural sequence of the Sun Temple complex.
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