[2025 Gandhinagar Attraction] Travel Guide for Adalaj Stepwell (Updated Apr)

When you are in Admedabad, one definitely has to visit the Adalaj stepwell. It is one of the most famous step wells in Admedabad, and one that has magnificent architectural designs and one so rich in heritage and history. You must be wondering what is a step well? In the past, Step wells are used to be a collection site for rain water and these places often provided a resting area for traders and pilgrims on their journey, passing these stepwells. Adalaj is a 5 storey high step well and be marveled with its beauty. Believe it or not, the architectural design of Adalaj stepwell is designed in a way where the inner temperature is always cooler than the outside. This makes the place even more amazing. The Adalaj stepwell is opened everyday. It's truly an awesome place to visit in Ahmedabad. Wish I can fly there to visit this beauty again! #2023travelwish

The stepwell was built by Mahmud Begada in 1411, to commemorate Queen Rudabai, wife of Veersinh, the Vaghela chieftain. It served both a utilitarian and spiritual purpose for the people around. A number of people from villages around once filled water from this stepwell. Great place to see heritage of architecture in Gujarat. Detailings are so amazing. Must visit site. It's deep into the ground, when you entering into the ground, you will start slowly unveiling the layers below the ground and it leads towards the main water body. Spectacular..! #awesomepic #spectacular#2023travelwish #beachlife #tripblazers

Hey guys! Today, I have to share with you the stunning Modhera Sun Temple and Rani ki Vav in India! 😍💖 The Modhera Sun Temple is a magnificent structure that leaves you in awe at first sight. The sunlight shining on the ancient walls seems to reveal the glory of the past. 🕉️ Every carving tells a mysterious story, immersing you in the long river of history. 💖 This ancient temple is full of mystery. Its unique architectural style makes you feel like you've traveled back in time. Here, you can feel the deep cultural heritage of Hinduism. 🕉️💖 Rani ki Vav is simply a masterpiece of art! The exquisite reliefs and staggered steps seem to be scenes from a fairy tale. Walking through it, you feel the tranquility and mystery, as if time has stopped. 🌸💖 It is even more amazing. This stepwell is not only a practical water conservancy facility but also a beautiful work of art. Its exquisite carvings are breathtaking. 💖 Come to India and explore these two amazing places together! 💖

| Colorful India. I recently revisited old photos and really felt that India is a very magical country, full of surprises everywhere. I flew a few flights to India a few years ago. Although being on the plane was like being at war, looking back I always feel very fortunate that I had the opportunity to see this country when I was a flight attendant. This is Ahmedabad in western India. The photos are all taken by Adalaj Stepwell and what he saw along the way. Perhaps the most profound memories are created in these unintentional moments. [Coke]

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี Adalaj Stepwell was built in 1498 by the Hindu king Rana Veer Singh to alleviate the water shortage problem of the people. But before the well was completed, the king fought a war with the Muslim king Mehmud Begada. The Hindu king died in the battlefield. The Muslim king fell in love with Rudabai, a Hindu widow. Rana Rudabai agreed to marry King Mehmud Begada on the condition that the well be completed. When the well was completed, the Rani committed suicide. Therefore, the well that was completed has a mixture of Hindu and Islamic art. Adalaj Stepwell is a hexagonal well made of sandstone. It is 5 levels deep underground. It was used as a resting place and a well for villagers and many caravans. Because it is part of the trade route between China and Afghanistan in the past, wells like this were built at intervals along the way through the arid region. The highlight of this well is the three-tiered entrance that gradually descends to the well below. Each level of the well is decorated with carvings in both Hindu and Islamic styles, blending different beliefs perfectly. As for the top of the well There will be openings to let in sunlight, allowing air to circulate easily. The deeper you go, the cooler the air inside becomes than outside. 📌Adalaj Stepwell ⏰Opening hours: Open daily from 08.00–18.00 hrs. #IndiaReview #Ahmedabad

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