Dwarka Baoli

It was constructed for the residents of Loharehri village by the Sultans of the Lodi Dynasty in the early 16th century.

It was hidden by a large group of Peepal trees and covered by a thick undergrowth which seems to have aided in its relative obscurity.

[3] Baoli or bawdi, also referred to as baori or bauri, is a Hindi word (from Sanskrit wapi[4][5] or vapi, vapika).

The structure shows typical Lodi era architecture with prominent arches along the steps and a well at the end of the baoli.

The baoli seems to have disappeared from the pages of history and bears no mention in the ASI or INTACH heritage list.