Chand Baori

One of the largest and deepest stepwells in India, famous for its intricate geometric design and historical significance.

Chand Baori was built in the 9th century by King Chanda of the Nikumbh dynasty. The stepwell descends around 30 meters with 3,500 narrow steps arranged in a stunning geometric pattern across 13 levels. Originally designed to conserve water and provide a cool resting place for locals, the stepwell is an architectural marvel showcasing the advanced engineering and aesthetic sensibilities of ancient India. Its sheer depth and symmetry create a mesmerizing visual effect, making it one of the most photographed stepwells in the country.

How to Reach Chand Baori

Chand Baori is located in the village of Abhaneri, about 95 km from Jaipur. From Abhaneri village center or the nearby Harshat Mata Temple, it’s a short walk of 5–10 minutes.

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Extra Details

The site is open throughout the day, but visiting in the early morning or late afternoon is ideal to avoid the midday heat.
Chand Baori is often paired with a visit to the nearby Harshat Mata Temple, which features intricate carvings and is just a stone’s throw away.

By Type	Stepwell , Architectural Marvels
By Popularity	Hidden Gem , Extraordinary
By Time Period	Medieval
By Settlement Type	In Village / Rural Area

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