Culture and Heritage · Gujarat, India

Rani Ki Vav

Make Rani Ki Vav part of a well-planned visit to Patan. NxVoy checks current access guidance and helps shape the wider journey before you decide.

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Why this belongs in your journey

Rani Ki Vav is a stepwell in Patan, Gujarat built during the reign of the Chaulukya king Bhima. A visit can focus on stepwell architecture and craftsmanship. It is included in the UNESCO World Heritage listing for Rani-ki-Vav (the Queen’s Stepwell) at Patan, Gujarat. Give the visit time to take in stepwell architecture and craftsmanship, and check current access and local visitor guidance before setting the final route. Shape the stop around exterior perspectives, the areas currently open and enough time for historical interpretation. NxVoy can connect a guide or transfer after entrances, walking demands, photography guidance and local access controls are checked. Share your date, travellers and wider route with NxVoy to plan the surrounding transport and stay, or to ask us to check a suitable local guide or transfer. This is a visit-planning page rather than admission inventory: current access, entry charges, permissions, opening arrangements and site rules must be checked for the intended date.

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What makes it worth doing

Discover stepwell architecture and craftsmanship

Visit a stepwell in Patan, Gujarat built during the reign of the Chaulukya king Bhima

Give the visit time to take in stepwell architecture and craftsmanship, and check current access and local visitor guidance before setting the final route.

Choose exterior viewpoints and currently accessible areas

Connect architectural context with a realistic city route

UNESCO World Heritage: Rani-ki-Vav (the Queen’s Stepwell) at Patan, Gujarat

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What to expect

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1Tell NxVoy when you hope to visit Rani Ki Vav, who is travelling and how it fits your trip. Share historical interests, walking comfort and available time so suitable interpretation and transport can be explored. NxVoy can plan the surrounding transport and itinerary and check local assistance where available. The attraction's current access or admission conditions are separately reconfirmed before any assisted service is proposed.

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Safety

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How it works

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Flights to Ahmedabad (AMD)Suggested 6 Sept · Flight gateway · local transfer onward Hotels in PatanSuggested 6 Sept · live stays on the map Cabs to PatanSuggested 6 Sept · choose pickup point

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