Built during the Tughlaq or Lodi dynasty period, Agrasen ki Baoli is a 60-metre-long, 15-metre-deep stepwell of 108 stone steps—now guarded by the Archaeological Survey of India yet still surrounded by eerie folklore. Locals claim the ancient reservoir was once filled with black water said to “hypnotize” those who gazed too long into its depths, luring them to jump. Visitors report whispers echoing through the dry chambers, cold gusts without wind, and the sensation of unseen eyes following them as they descend. Featured on multiple Indian paranormal shows and in Bollywood films like PK, the Baoli remains a hotspot for ghost hunters who note heightened EMF readings and unexplained temperature drops in its lower tiers after dusk.