Nipanikar Wada (NIPPANI RAJWADA) – A Historical Masterpiece

Historical Significance

The Nipanikar Wada stands as a testament to 19th-century architecture and artistry, featuring well-preserved wall paintings that offer visitors a glimpse into the region’s rich cultural heritage.

Engineering Marvel: The Ancient Aqueduct

• Location: Shirgupping village, 4 km from Nipani
• Built by: H.H. Shrimant, Siddhoji raje Naik Nimbalkar, Nippankar Sarlashkar Desai Sarkar
• Local name: “Udatya Bambache Pani”
• Total system length: Approximately 5 km from storage to aqueduct

Water System Features

This remarkable 19th-century water system served the city for over a hundred years. The engineering feat can still be traced today through chimneys known locally as “Udate Bamb.” The intricate network demonstrates the advanced understanding of water management systems during that era.

Visitor Information

• The Wada is open for public viewing
• Wall paintings showcase 19th-century artistic styles
• Historic water system remains partially visible
• The aqueduct stands as an architectural highlight
• Location provides insights into early urban planning