Delhi's Hidden Gem Or Curse??
AGRASEN KI BAOLI Tucked away in the bustling heart of New Delhi, just a short walk from the modern chaos of Connaught Place, lies one of the city's most intriguing historical treasures – Agrasen ki Baoli. This ancient stepwell, steeped in mystery and history, is a fascinating blend of architecture, legend, and culture. A Glimpse into History Agrasen ki Baoli, also known as Ugrasen ki Baoli, is believed to have been constructed during the time of the legendary King Agrasen, though its exact origins remain debated by historians. Some suggest that it may have been built during the ancient stepwell , serving as an important water conservation structure. Stepwells, or baolis, were a common feature of ancient India, designed to collect and store rainwater, ensuring access to water even in times of drought. Agrasen ki Baoli is remarkable for its architectural design, featuring 103 steps made of red sandstone that lead down to a now-dry well. The stepwell has three levels lined w