Discovering historical and architectural wonders
Rani Ji Ki Baori stands as a testament to architectural marvels from an earlier era in Bundi, Rajasthan. Constructed by Rani Nathavati Ji Solanki - revered younger queen of Rao Raja Anirudh Singh of Bundi, this 46-metre-deep stepwell was completed in 1699 and stands as an unforgettable reminder. The intricate carvings on its pillars and the high arched gate attest to its grandeur, while each floor of this multi-storied stepwell features places of worship, highlighting its status as an essential social hub in mediaeval Bundi.
This marvel features archways adorned with ornate ogee brackets, epitomising the architectural genius of Rajputana architecture. The narrow entrance is marked by four pillars and stone elephant statues at each corner, creating an eye-catching sight. Visitors continue to be fascinated by the intricate carvings and sculptures depicting Bundi's rich history and artistic skill, known as Rani Ki Vav. Similar to Rani Ki Vav, Rani Ji Ki Baori or Queen's Stepwell invites guests to discover its architectural and historical treasures as they offer insight into Bundi's cultural legacy.
A royal patronage for success
Rani Nathavati Ji Solanki, younger queen of Rao Raja Anirudh Singh of Bundi, meticulously constructed Rani Ji Ki Baori in 1699 - an exquisite architectural marvel which stands 46 metres deep with intricately detailed pillars and grand high arched gates that showcase exquisite details reminiscent of its time and continues to attract visitors even today. A testament of artistic skill combined with royal patronage, Rani Ji Ki Baori stands as a reminder of past opulence while continuing to mesmerise visitors today.