Adalaj Stepwell Ahmedabad India
High Resolution JPEG Picture of A step-well is one kind of deep water reserve well with steps so that people can access water easily for drinking and other daily routine chores. Adalaj stepwell (Gujarati - Adalaj ni Vaav) is located in a small village of Adalaj near Ahmedabad. Built in 1499 AD by Queen Rudabai, this five-story step-well is made in Solanki Architecture style. The intricate stone carving on each limestone pillars on each floor is breathtaking. A must visit place for tourists who visit Ahmedabad or Gandhinagar - capital of Gujarat, India. Note: These picture were taken in Aug, 2015. [1043704030] stock photo
This image features the historic Adalaj Stepwell located in Ahmedabad, India. The stepwell showcases intricate architectural detailing and traditional Indian craftsmanship. It provides a glimpse into the rich heritage and culture of the region, making it a significant landmark. The photo captures the unique design elements and symmetry that define this iconic structure, attracting visitors and historians alike.
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