This step well, situated opposite the Brahma temple, known as Brahma Vav. It is built with grey granite stone. It is constructed in east-west direction; the entrance is in the east and the well is in the west. It is 38.10 metres long; 30 metres of stepped corridor and the well of 8.10 metre diameter. The step well becomes narrower as one goes downwards and to the well. It has four kuta (pavilion-towers) where fourth is attached to the well. The breadth is 8.50 metres (including parapet wall) and 6.60 metres (without parapet wall) at the entrance which decreases to 5.4 metres in second kuta and 3.90 metres in the third kuta. It had row of miniature shrines as an ornamentation in the wall of shaft of the step well which suggests it was built in 14th century. There is no inscription in the step well to ascertain its age. They resemble temple spires and has niches. It has 27 niches without any idols now. It is now in despair due to lack of maintenance. There are some paliya (hero stone) dedicated to Dhabi gatekeepers of the village who were died fighting Maharaja Shivsinhji of Idar around Samvat 1800. The inscriptions on them are worn out.

Holy place for all Humad Digambar Jain samaj.Need some maintenance for sure...

The step well in Khedbrahma. Is undertaking by archeological surveys of India. But nowadays its position is not good. It is look like as garbage container.

Devine place. This is located at front of the Brahmaji temple.

This is good historycal place,it is oure pride

Good place for fun

Very old step well. U can see architecture of old era.

A step well in the middle of the Khedbrahma village.

Very good

Old unmaintained stepwell

Good

Nice

One of the ancient..

Historical place

Like Garbage

Not clean

Pride for Humad Jain Samaj