Rajon Ki Baoli
Lodi-era stepwell with four arcaded tiers, descending nearly fourteen meters into cool shade.
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This guide to Rajon Ki Baoli in Delhi's Mehrauli Archaeological Park follows a fifteenth-century Lodi-era stepwell named not for a sultan but for the masons who later settled in the buildings around it. You'll hear how the well was built as both reservoir and shelter, and descend with the narration through four tiers of pillared arches toward the water below. It traces the craftsmen who gave the place its name and lived out their working lives around it.
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