Agrasen ki Baoli - Step-well of mysteries 

Wanting to explore Delhi but alone, I decided to visit here. I love to walk, so I took metro and made my exit from Rajiv Chowk Metro Station. Then reached to Block N in Connaught Place and started my walk to my destination. Anyone who wants to be here can stop at other station like Barakhamba and Janpath and rest is either walk or take a rickshaw. It is in Haley Lane, left to the main road inside an alley. You can ask anyone on your way and simply follow the signboards directing you.

There is no entry fee and timings are from 6 in the morning till 6 in the evening. It gets crowded as day passes so if you want space then be sure to be there early in the morning. You can get some great shots with lots of simple or quirky poses to make stories and ideas for tricky clicks. It has 103 steps before you reach the reservoir which rises from the depths. Be careful with your steps as they are pretty steep, uneven and high. There are four arch doors right in front but no one is allowed to go to the top two. It has three sidewalks but only two are open for tourists. When you will reach to the bottom of the steps, you can notice a circular hollow rim and a very small arch door from which you can take a peek into the well which is no more functional. The well remains shielded with an iron grill that prevents anyone from intentionally or accidentally falling into the water. It is also linked by shafts to the rectangular passage. As the water level of the baoli rises, the passage also gets filled with water. There are trees all around the structure which in habitats lots of pigeons, parrots and other animals which will hover over the structure after a hardened clap. It is awesome to watch this scene again and again.