Champa Baoli is an ancient stepwell located near the Gwalior Fort in Madhya Pradesh, built to provide water storage and cooling during medieval times. The structure features descending stone steps, arched corridors, and multi-level chambers that demonstrate advanced water management and architectural skills of the period. Known for its geometric symmetry and serene atmosphere, Champa Baoli also served as a resting and cooling space for travelers and locals. Today, it stands as an important archaeological site that reflects the ingenuity of traditional Indian stepwell construction and is a notable heritage attraction for visitors exploring Gwalior’s historic landmarks.