A 14th-century stepwell (baoli) with 108 steps descending to the water level through colonnaded galleries of receding arches. The geometric recession of arches as the steps descend creates compelling architectural perspective photography. The enclosed nature of the baoli means harsh midday light can be avoided, but early morning provides the most flattering low-angle light.
| Best time | 7:00-9:00AM (soft directional light illuminates the descending geometry) |
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28.6269, 77.2246 View on map