Travelling to
Jaipur
Rajasthan
Loading…18th-century stone stepwell in Farrukhnagar with arched pavilions; a local road runs over its terrace.
A dug well over a hundred feet deep with a masonry superstructure of stone, lime and brick, lined with shaded alcoves and arched pavilions. Residents drew water here until piped supply arrived. A local road passes through the structure, using its terrace as a low bridge.
stepwell in Maham, India
ASI-run Mughal tomb and madrasa of the Sufi Abdur Razzak (Sheikh Chilli), teacher of Dara Shukoh, in Thanesar.
10th-century Tomar-era sun reservoir in the Aravallis, venue of the Surajkund International Crafts Mela.
Tughlaq citadel of 1354 with Lat ki Masjid, an Ashokan pillar, baradari and underground chambers.
11th-century fort at Hansi, restored by the ASI in 1937.
Akbar-era water palace built by Shah Quli Khan in a former artificial lake.
17th-century Mughal terraced garden of about 100 acres with Shish Mahal, Rang Mahal and Jal Mahal; lit up at night.
Largest Harappan site in India, about 60 km from Hisar, with a new site museum under development.