A wide-angle view of an ancient stone stepwell in warm golden light, with symmetrical staircases descending in geometric patterns into shadow, set against a muted earth-tone landscape under a soft sky.

Documenting the architectural marvels of water conservation — Bawdi, Baoli, Baori, Kund, Vav, Barav, and more — across the subcontinent.

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What People Say

"The Maharashtra Stepwells campaign has brought attention to structures that were nearly forgotten. The architectural documentation and drone photography are invaluable resources for researchers and students alike."

— Heritage Enthusiast, Pune

"Collaborating with the Indian Stepwells team gave our architecture students hands-on exposure to traditional water-harvesting structures. The presentations were insightful and inspiring."

— Faculty, Architecture College

"I shared details of a stepwell near my village that was not on any map. The team visited, documented it beautifully, and credited me. It felt wonderful to contribute."

— Local Resident, Satara