Construction
The stepwell was built by Queen Rudabai in the late 15th century. District and national tourism sources describe it as a post-Solanki construction.
Adalaj Stepwell is a late-15th-century construction. Here is its history, architecture and the legend of Queen Rudabai.
The stepwell was built by Queen Rudabai in the late 15th century. District and national tourism sources describe it as a post-Solanki construction.
Five storeys, an octagonal open kund, and Hindu–Jain–Islamic carving — with steps descending to the water.
Queen Rudabai prayed for her late husband and dedicated the stepwell; hence it is called a monument of love and devotion.
In the late 15th century, by Queen Rudabai.
It is also known as Rudabai ni Vav, Rudabai Stepwell and Adalaj ni Vav.