Toorji Ka Jhalra is a historic stepwell located in the old city area of Jodhpur, Rajasthan.

It was built in the 1740s by Maharani Toorji, wife of Maharaja Abhai Singh Rathore, as a public water resource.

The stepwell features layered, symmetrical stairs leading down to a water pond, with intricate carvings and statues of gods and goddesses.

Made from Jodhpur sandstone, it showcases exquisite Rajput architectural style with cow and lion-shaped water spouts.

The well includes galleries where lamps were placed to illuminate the steps at night, now used as platforms during festivals.

Recently restored, it revealed beautiful underwater sculptures carved from red Ghatu stone, including dancing elephants.

Visitors can enjoy the unique architectural beauty and historical significance while exploring Jodhpur’s heritage.

Entry is free and accessible year-round.