Among the few structural wonders that the Pink City can flaunt, the antiquated stepwell called Panna Meena ka Kund is a serious significant yet unexplored one. Built-up in the sixteenth century, the spot is additionally known by numerous different names locally, some of which are only deductions of the first name in the nearby language. A baori or a stepwell is an idea exclusively beginning from the Indian subcontinent and were the most well-known wellspring of water during the bygone eras. These are generally man-caused pools of water that can be reached by plunging a progression of stairwells. The first reason for this Baori was to supply local people with water for drinking and other everyday needs, particularly during the dry summers, just as the yield water system.

The kund likewise filled in as a public venue for the social orders living around the Kund. Individuals would assemble and sit on the different degrees of stairwell, and trade discussion. In spite of the fact that Panna Meena ka Kund has now quit being a wellspring of water, regardless it fills in as a spot for local people and vacationers the same to assemble and invest some energy gabbing. During summer and rainstorm, you can see youthful neighbourhood young men contending among themselves by hopping into the pool from the edge of the Kund above. Elderlies sit along the numerous staircases, and it is likewise an incredible spot for couples to hobnob, dangling their legs off the edge of the stairwells. Plainly, Panna Meena ka Kund is as yet maintaining its legacy by being the public venue it generally was.

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