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Chand Baori Stepwell

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Category	Miscellaneous, Structure, Temples
Theme	Ancient, Other
Author	ronman101
Format	.schematic
Size	Medium

Experience a piece of India with this historically inspired stepwell, Chand Baori. Located in the village of Abhaneri, near Jaipur in Rajasthan, this ancient structure is a testament to early Indian architecture. Constructed by King Chanda of the Chauhan Dynasty between 800 and 900 AD, it was dedicated to Hashat Mata, the Goddess of Joy and Happiness.

Built using Red Sandstone to harmonize with The Hanging Gardens of Babylon, this stepwell plunges deep underground. A grass line is included to assist with placement height in your world. Please note that water may need to be manually added to the base if it is not present due to potential placement issues.

Materials Required

9 block types · 168,302 blocks · 73×40×80

Red Sandstone144,860

Bedrock17,447

Stone1,825

Red Sandstone Slab1,701

Red Sandstone Stairs1,349

Torch367

Dirt365

Iron Bars315

Grass Block73

Before You Build

This build uses 168,302 blocks across 9 block types – about 2,630 stacks in total, or 98 shulker boxes worth of material. It occupies 73×80 blocks of ground and stands 40 blocks tall.

What to bring first

Red Sandstone – 144,860 2263 stacks + 28

Bedrock – 17,447 272 stacks + 39

Stone – 1,825 28 stacks + 33

Red Sandstone Slab – 1,701 26 stacks + 37

Red Sandstone Stairs – 1,349 21 stacks + 5

Survival or creative?

This build is not survival-obtainable as-is. It contains Bedrock, which cannot be collected in survival – paste it in creative, or substitute those blocks.