The story behind Rani Ki Vav appearing on the ₹100 note
The ₹100 banknote in India features the 11th-century stepwell known as Rani Ki Vav, located in Patan, Gujarat. This UNESCO World Heritage site was commissioned by Queen Udayamati to honor King Bhimdev I. It is celebrated for its seven tiers of steps, elaborate pillars, and detailed carvings. Including this structure on the currency serves to showcase the country's deep-rooted architectural and cultural history.
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