Hello, Ahmedabad! Looking to add a touch of adventure and history to your weekends? Pack your curiosity and head to Patan ni Vaav, one of the grandest and largest stepwells of Gujarat, located just a short drive away from our town. 

This ancient stepwell, also known as Rani ni Vaav, offers a mesmerizing blend of history, architecture, and tranquility. So, let's explore why this UNESCO World Heritage Site is a must-visit!

Patan ni Vaav is a time capsule that will take you back to the 11th century. Commissioned by Queen Udayamati in memory of her husband, King Bhimdev I, the stepwell served practical purposes as a water source and a spiritual retreat. As you descend its seven levels, you'll journey through the rich cultural history of Gujarat.

Prepare to be awestruck by the intricate carvings and symmetrical patterns that adorn the Vaav. Each level showcases a unique theme, telling a visual story that echoes the artistic brilliance of the Maru-Gurjara architectural style.

Marvel at the craftsmanship that turns each corner into a canvas of ancient creativity. Imagine seeing innumerable sculptures and statues wherever your eyes turn to!

Photographers, rejoice! Patan ni Vaav is a haven for capturing stunning shots. The interplay of light and shadow on the detailed carvings and the reflection of the architectural wonders in the water create picturesque scenes at every turn. Each sculpture is a thing to be captured here!

So, grab your camera and immerse yourself in a photography paradise.

Amidst the chaos of city life, Patan ni Vaav provides a serene retreat. The cool, underground environment makes it an ideal spot to unwind.

The Vaav is surrounded by beautiful green gardens, so once you’re done admiring this architectural gem of our state, you can take a stroll and enjoy the canopy of trees. 

So, if you’re also intrigued by the beauty of this historic stepwell or just looking for a fun road trip idea, this is your sign to head to the famed Rani ki Vaav! And yes, you can also visit the Modhera Sun Temple which is only 36 km from the stepwell. 

Distance from Ahmedabad: 103 km