Explore the historic Chand Baori in Vijayapura, formerly Bijapur! Discover the amazing architecture of this ancient stepwell. It's a fantastic glimpse into India's past and Karnataka Tourism!
Explore The Stepwell
Learn About Water-Harvesting
Take Photos Of Architecture
Visit Harshat Mata Temple
October-to-March
All-Day
₹500 per person
Chand Bawdi was built in the 9th century AD by King Chanda of the Nikumbha dynasty. It was constructed primarily to address the water scarcity in the semi-arid region. The stepwell served as a reliable source of water for the local community, as well as a place for social gatherings and religious ceremonies. The name "Chand Bawdi" is derived from King Chanda. The stepwell's intricate design and engineering allowed for the collection and storage of rainwater, ensuring a consistent water supply throughout the year. Over the centuries, Chand Bawdi has withstood the test of time and remains a remarkable example of ancient Indian architecture and water management systems.
It's time from more than 500 years . But it's not maintained properly . Need to be cleaned.🙏❤️
I dont know why government is so careless about such heritage site'swhich are so poorly maintained that we cant explain... If these places are developed into tourist destinations, it can improve income for the locqlites which inturn will boost overall socioeconomic status of Bijapur.
A totally neglected beautiful historical bawadi by government and local's.Bawadi is closed,you just can see it from roadside and bawadi is filled with waste water and wastage.