Tags : Historical Site
Time Required : 1 - 2 hrs
Timings : 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Entry Fee : Indian Visitors - INR 25
Foreign Visitors - INR 300
Shahi Baoli is an intricate merge of Indian and Islamic architectural styles, formerly built as a reservoir. It was constructed between 1784 and 1795 by Nawab Asif-Ud-Daula and Kifayat-Ullah, one of the excellent architects of the time. The structure has five storeys, with the bottom three used as regular storage space and the top two as occasional reserves. Though it is just a reservoir, it is an ornate one, with brilliant archways and exquisitely carved doorways.
Housing five storeys, the bottom three being a regular storage space and the top two being occasional reserves. Although it is just a reservoir, it's an ornate one, hosting some brilliant archways and exquisitely carved doorways.