Step well of Nahargarh Fort Jaipur — Attraction in Jaipur Municipal Corporation

Built during the 16th-century reign of Maharaja Jai Singh, the baori’s geometric staircases are a stunning combination of ingenious Indian engineering and architectural beauty; the symmetrical arrangement of stairs in a criss-cross manner, the recessed doorways and the octagonal gazebos. However, the design is originally intended to be more practical than aesthetic, created as a way of collecting the monsoon rains and preserving water for the drier months and designed in such a way that people could reach water at any level as the pool rises and falls. This made the step well was a centre point for the community, used as a water source, bathing pool and for washing clothes. It was a meeting spot for the women; a place to chit-chat and catch up on each...

Nahargarh Fort: A Must-Visit in Jaipur

Stunning views, rich history, and beautiful architecture! The sunset from here is breathtaking, and the fort’s charm makes it worth the visit. A perfect spot for history lovers and photographers.

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This medieval step-well was built for collecting and conserving rain water coming through the channels laid out on the hills of Nahargarh. Small chambers were built into the channels at intervals to...