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Raniji ki Baori in Bundi from Jaipur

Raniji ki Baori, or the Queen's Stepwell, is a multi-storey water structure in Bundi. Rajasthan Tourism dates it to 1699 and associates it with Rani Nathavati. Carved pillars, an arched entrance and elephant figures make it one of Bundi's best-known examples of historic water architecture.

What to know

The stepwell shows how architecture, water storage and public gathering spaces came together in historic Rajasthan. It is a strong stop for visitors interested in conservation and design.

Good to Know

Follow site rules and use designated paths. Do not climb on carvings or enter areas closed to visitors. Confirm current timings, entry conditions and photography rules before leaving Jaipur.

Common questions

Who built Raniji ki Baori?

Rajasthan Tourism says it was built in 1699 by Rani Nathavati, the younger queen of Bundi's ruler.

What is a baori?

A baori is a stepped water structure that allowed people to reach stored water as its level changed.

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