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Battisi Baoli: The 540-year-old stepwell where water level is mysteriously constant throughout the year
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Battisi Baoli: The 540-year-old stepwell where water level is mysteriously constant throughout the year
Located on the northwestern outskirts of the historic town of Chanderi in Madhya Pradesh, Battisi Baori (also baoli) is the largest stepwell in the region. The baoli’s remarkable architecture reflects the advancement of medieval water conservation systems, as the stepwell is full of water throughout the year even now. The baori is near the heritage village of Pranpur, known for its rich handloom weaving tradition, particularly the Chanderi sar…
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