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Chand Baori

A 3,500-step stepwell descending 13 storeys, among the largest and deepest in India, an hour from Jaipur.

★ 5.01 review
0.8hrsSuggested visit
₹50Entry (Indian)
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Introduction

A 3,500-step stepwell descending 13 storeys, among the largest and deepest in India, an hour from Jaipur.

History

Built in the 8th–9th century, likely under King Chanda of the Nikumbha dynasty, as a water-harvesting and cooling structure.

Architecture

A precise geometric double-staircase design descending symmetrically to the water at the base.

Best time to visit

October – March, early morning for soft light and fewer crowds

How to reach

1hr drive east from Jaipur via NH21.

Photography guide

The symmetric staircase pattern is the classic shot — best from the upper terrace looking straight down.

Safety tips

Railings are low in places — supervise children closely.

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Reviews

1 review

Daniel M. ★★★★★ · visited January

Genuinely one of the most photogenic places I have been to in India. An hour well spent from Jaipur.

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