Rani ki Vav ,patan, Gujarat

 Rani ki Vav ,patan, Gujarat

Rani Ki Vav is a complicated Stepwell located in the city of Patan in Gujarat, India. Located on the banks of the Saraswati river. Rani Ki Vav was built as a warning to the king of the 11th century Bhimdev I. It was added to the list of UNESCO World Heritage sites on June 22, 2014. Stepwell is a distinctive form of underground water resources and storage systems in Indian continental children, and has been built Since the third millennium BC. Rani Ki Vav was built in a complex Maru-Gurjara architectural style with a reverse temple and seven levels of stairs and accommodating more than 500 main statues.

Rani Ki Vav bagged the title "Dear Icon Place" in India in the Indian Sanitation Conference (Indosan) in New Delhi in October 2016. The monument was played at the conference, inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

How to achieve:

By air

The closest airport from Patan is Ahmedabad, located within 125 km from the city. A number of flights fly to and from here, connecting the city with various parts of Gujarat and the country.

By train

Patan is located on the western train network from the Indian train. The city is well connected with other countries through a number of trains. There are many express and local trains operating every day and are perfect for traveling from Ahmedabad to Patan.

By Road.

Patan is associated with other countries through a good road network. There is even a good network of national highways and states that connect the city. State Transport Corporation runs buses linking Patan to all major cities and Gujarat cities and other countries in the country.