The regional kings, Rajputs and Mughals initially built stepwells for the purpose of harvesting rain water and bathing themselves. However, now these pond shaped structures attract tourists who want to absorb in their minds the remnants of the past or who would like to sit and chat for a while. 1. Rani Ji Ki Baori Location: Bundi, Rajasthan Built by Rani Nathavati in the year 1699, this one is one of the oldest and the most remarkable stepwells in the entire country. This iconic place in Bundi has multiple tiers and storeys......
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