"Dausa gate" is likely a reference to one of the following: gates in the city of Dausa, Rajasthan, which are often crafted from bamboo or stone and can be found in local markets; or, it could be a misremembering of another famous gate in the region, such as Patrika Gate in Jaipur or the Ajmeri Gate which is one of the historical gates of the walled city of Jaipur.
"Chand Baori" Abhaneri 88 kms from Jaipur on the Jaipur-Agra road is another attraction of Dausa, it is believed to be established by Raja Chandra. Originally named as Abha Nagri which means the city of brightness due to mispronunciation it is now called as Abhaneri. The Department of Tourism hosts a wonderful two-day “Abhaneri Festival” promoting heritage tourism in the area. Cultural performances and village camel safari are the main attractions of the festival. One of the popular places to visit in Abhaneri is the Chand Baori (stepwell). Built back in the eighth century, it is one of the deepest and largest step wells in India. The phenomenal structure is 19.5 meters in depth and features 1000 narrow steps, spanning 13 storeys.