Boter Kothani Vav

The stepwell was constructed during the reign of Mughal emperor Aurangzeb.

An inscription dated Samvat 1731 (1674 CE) in Persian and Devnagari scripts states that it was commissioned by Shah Gokaldas from Laghu Shakha of Shrimali caste, and his mother Manabai for public welfare.

[4] Repaired and renovated during the Gaekwad rule,[5][6] it became neglected and polluted.

[9] It is located near Bhimnath Mahadev temple in Para area.

[6] It is 14 to 15 metres (45 to 50 ft) long[citation needed] and eleven floors deep, and has unique twin wells.