The carvings are real beautiful. Wish government had maintained it. The steps of well are uncoutable. It is just beauty and marvel of art. It has even a mosque inside

I love and reap heritage structures. It's important to have such valuables in life. It's important to care such as it needs to be long last till centuries to come.

Asarva is unremarkable district of Ahmedabad, though, in fact it is adjacent to the historic center of the city. I was faced with the fact that no one on the street could point the direction to this step well. Now I know that the best...More

I visited this step well along with my friend Jenny and found really peaceful and interesting. That afternoon we were only visitors there. To get there was bit challenging but thanks to our local friend who helped us getting there. Quietness I noticed more than...More

If you are visiting or have visited Adalej Vav on the way to Akshardham, then you may want to avoid visiting this place as it is a smaller version of Adalej

Dada Hari Ni Vav is typical example of architecture of gujrat sultanate. Vav built by a household lady of Mehmud begada. It is quite similar to Adalav ni Vav. Someone who loves to visit ruins or forgotten historical monuments, should visit this place.

Built during the reign of Mehmud Begda in the year 1501, Dada Hari Vav is an elaborately designed stepped well. The well lies just behind the tomb of Dada Hari. It is one of the most complicated structures of the Ahmedabad city. The basic purpose...More

This is a beautiful example of stonework carving and is a beautiful small stepwell in the city,. If you're visiting for more than a few days or have a particular interest in water technologies, I would strongly recommend you visit. However, despite that it is...More

Nobody has bothered to maintain this place. There were no tourists at all. Even though there was a step well visible, we didnt venture near it as it was isolated, with just a few locals playing cricket in around it. Visit Adalaj step well instead,...More

This is a well, the water source for the region in olden times. It was under restoration when we visited. Nice place needs a lot of cleaning. Locals use this place to sit and booze as it was not taken care, i guess the restoration...More