Rajon Ki Baoli, Medieval stepwell in Mehrauli Archaeological Park, India
The rectangular structure features four distinct levels with stone rooms and corridors adorned with pillars, arches, and detailed stonework carvings throughout.
Administrator Daulat Khan commissioned this water storage structure during the Lodi Dynasty period between 1498 and 1517, marking an era of architectural advancement.
The name originates from the Rajbirs, skilled masons who established their settlement near the structure during the early twentieth century.
The stepwell includes multiple courtyards, resting chambers, and a mosque, making it suitable for both water collection and community gatherings.
The structure incorporates twelve decorated columns on both sides of the well, with arched niches that demonstrate medieval engineering techniques.
Location: South Delhi district
GPS coordinates: 28.52026,77.18341
Latest update: May 11, 2025 19:10
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