It's a 60m long 15m wide historical step well . It's believed that it was originally built by the legendary king Agrasen during the Mahabharat era & rebuilt in the 14th century by the Agrawal community

Free to enter and very popular, even in the hottest part of the day. Climb all the way to the bottom of this ancient step well and see the thousands of bats that live in the roof.

You cant miss the huge graffiti in front of the monument 's entrance which is part of an Indo-Brazilian Street Art festival . Its huge, colourful and beautiful.

Its an amazing contrast between the old and the new. At the cusp of the well you see modern towering blocks rising in the horizon. Nothing really builds you up for that contrast.

It's an amazing place even if you're alone. Let's you reflect upon your life and have a break from the tensions associated with routine life.

Don't miss the graffiti wall here.

Awesome old water system of India. It's a water reservoir .

The photo opportunities

A great place to click some cool photos and try that panorama option in your phone/camera

The huge well from the bottom

Beautiful street art

Great place for photography ! ;)

Good for Photography

Photography

Spooky place!

P.K. had some scene from this place. :)

Good for taking pics

El lugar es interesante, tiene historia, impresionante ! Lo único es que al fondo hay un sin fin de murciélagos y el olor no es tan placentero que decidí quedarme a la mitad de lo profundo.

Ottimo sito storico e pezzo

Иностранцев мало. Индийцев больше. Просто красивая лестица из фильма "PK"