Nawab Sahab Baoli & Historic Enclosure (Nawab Sahab Road)
Historic tiered stepwell and fortress-like stone masonry compound on Nawab Sahab Road
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🛣️ Distance & Exact Road Route Matrix
100% Road Distance| Starting Hub | Road Distance | Estimated Time | Transit Mode |
|---|---|---|---|
| District Collectorate (GPS Geodesic) | 1.1 km (Straight-line) | Map Benchmark | Road ~1.3 km |
| Shivpuri Bus Stand | 1.3 km | Depends on route and traffic | Auto, E-rickshaw, Taxi, Private Car |
| Shivpuri Railway Station (SVPI) | 3.9 km | Depends on route and traffic | Station Taxi & Auto Stand |
| Court Road Office (Bharti Infotech) | 1 km | Depends on route and traffic | City E-rickshaw / Walking / Bike |
| Gwalior Airport (GWL) | 123.2 km | Depends on route | NH-46 4-lane National Highway |
| Jhansi Junction (VGLJ) | 98.2 km | Depends on route | NH-27 East-West Corridor |
🚗 Road Route Details: Road Distance: 1.3 km via urban road networks. Located 1.1 km south of the District Collectorate via Hospital Chauraha along Nawab Sahab Road.
⚠️ Road Distance Disclaimer: Distances are catalog estimates, not independently verified routes. Road and straight-line distances differ. Confirm the visitor entrance and route before travel.
🚗 How to Reach (Air, Rail, Road & Local Transit)
✈️ Nearest Airport (By Air)
Gwalior Airport (GWL, 122 km) is the nearest airport via NH-46 4-lane corridor.
🚆 Nearest Rail Hub (By Train)
Shivpuri Railway Station (SVPI) is connected with direct trains to Delhi, Gwalior, Bhopal, and Indore.
🛣️ Highway Road Access (By Road)
Directly accessible via paved city streets and highway bypasses.
🛺 Local Transit Guidance
Easily accessible via local e-rickshaws (₹10–₹20) or autos.
🏨 Nearby Hotels & Recommended Stays
✓ Verified Contacts & TariffsMPT Tourist Village, Shivpuri
📍 Near Bhadaiya Kund, Circular Road, Shivpuri
💰 ₹2,800 – ₹4,800
Serene natural ambiance, multi-cuisine restaurant, lush gardens, near Bhadaiya Kund
Hotel Sonchiraiya (MPT Associate)
📍 Circular Road, Shivpuri
💰 ₹2,200 – ₹3,800
Family rooms, AC cottages, conference lawn, near National Park bypass
Hotel Siya Glitz / Landmark
📍 A.B. Road / Jhansi Road, Shivpuri
💰 ₹1,800 – ₹3,200
Modern amenities, restaurant, close to Shivpuri Bus Stand and SVPI Station
📜 A to Z Verified History & Architecture
Era: Late Mughal & Scindia Jagirdari Era (18th–19th Century CE)Giving its name to one of southern Shivpuri's best-known thoroughfares—Nawab Sahab Road—this historic estate and stepped stone well (baoli) dates back to the 18th–19th century jagirdari period when Sipri served as a halting stage on the imperial Agra-Malwa route.
🏛️ Architectural & Construction Style:
Deep stone-lined stepwell shaft with corbelled stone pulley brackets, arched niches, and a walled garden enclosure.
Key Historical Milestones:
- English historical notes have not yet been reviewed.
🙏 Living Folklore, Beliefs & Cultural Traditions
✨ Primary Local Legend & Belief:
Local elders recall that the sweet, mineral-rich water of Nawab Sahab's well drew residents from across neighboring wards during the dry summer months.
🌸 Cultural & Social Significance:
Reflects Shivpuri's composite cultural history and traditional water-harvesting architecture.
🎪 Annual Festivals & Traditional Fairs:
- Regional Traditional Fair & Sacred Festivities
ℹ️ Visitor Practical Guide (Timings, Entry & Advisory)
🕒 Timings:
Sunrise to Sunset
🎟️ Entry Ticket:
Free Entry
🌤️ Best Season to Visit:
Year-round during daylight hours.
⚠️ Safety Advice:
Exercise general visitor care and adhere to local sanctuary, temple, and site safety guidelines.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
In which part of Shivpuri is Nawab Sahab Road located?
It is a major residential and commercial road in southern Shivpuri connecting the Hospital Chauraha area with Kamla Ganj and Fatehpur.
How did Nawab Sahab Road get its name?
It is named after the historic estate, orchard, and stone stepwell built here by a local Nawab/jagirdar during the princely era.