aurangabad tourist map

• 1.1 History
• 1.2 Climate
• 3.1 By plane
• 3.2 By train
• 4.1.1 AMT and Smart buses
• 4.1.2 Conducted Bus Tours by MSTRC, ITDC and other travel service providers
• 4.2 By auto-rickshaw
• 4.3 By taxi
• 4.4 By car or two-wheeler
• 5.1 Further afield
• 8.1 Budget / Mid-range
• 8.2 Splurge (Multi-cuisine / Specialty)
• 8.3 Road side eateries
• 9.1 Mid-range
• 9.2 Splurge
• 10.1 Budget
• 10.2 Mid-range
• 10.3 Splurge
• 11.2 Internet
• 12 Stay safe
• 13.1 Day trips

Understand [ edit ]

Travellers to Aurangabad will find history dating back to the 2nd century BCE, when the Satavahana rulers established their capital in Pratishtanapura, today known as Paithan . It was around this time that the viharas (monasteries) were carved out of caves in what is now Ajanta , and the stunning cave paintings were made, to be lost and rediscovered in the early 19th century. The carvings in the Ellora caves track the changing fortunes of three major religions Buddhism, Hinduism and Jainism between the 5th and the 10th century CE.

History [ edit ]

Aurangabad has a long association with the concept of heritage. It has seen several dynasties and experienced the power of rulers of different religions, cultures and communities, each of which has left its mark on the city.

The Yadava kings established their capital in Devagiri (also spelt Deogiri ) and built a fort that stands to this day. The fort was reputed to be impregnable, but Alauddin Khalji of Delhi captured it by laying siege on it and renamed it to Daulatabad . Malik Kafur , his general consolidated his hold on the region. As the Delhi Sultanate was captured by Muhammad bin Tughluq , the fort passed to him. Tughluq is famous for his famously-botched plan to move his capital from Delhi to Daulatabad along with the entire population of the city, only to have to return because he had not planned for water supply at his new capital. This fiasco ensured fame for his name, as Indians took to describing the oft-shifting plans of their rulers as "Tughluq policies".

Aurangabad then fell to the local Muslim rulers of Deccan who revolted against the Delhi Sultan. The city of Aurangabad was founded in 1610 by Malik Ambar , the prime minister of Murtaza Nizam Shah II, one of these Deccan rulers, though the name of the city then was Fatehpura . The town started growing. Aurangzeb when he became Viceroy of the Deccan made it his capital and named it Aurangabad. This was the golden time in the history of Aurangabad when the city flourished the most in terms of culture, architecture, and art. The region kept changing hands till the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan consolidated his hold and appointed his son Aurangzeb as the governor. Aurangzeb established his base here. In the year 1679, Aurangzeb’s son built a replica of the Taj Mahal, the ‘Bibi-ka-Maqbara’, in tribute to his mother Begam Rabia Durani. It is considered to be a masterpiece of Mughal architecture in the Deccan. Aurangzeb returned to the city again in 1681, this time as an emperor, determined to crush the south once and for all. He spent the last two decades of his life battling the Marathas in an ultimately fruitless campaign. He died in 1707 in Khuldabad near Aurangabad city and was buried there—the battles resulted in the demise of his empire too.

The entire city of Aurangabad was fortified and huge entrance gates were erected. Except for Bharkal gate all the other gates are associated with the period of Aurangzeb. The gates with prime importance were the ones facing the four directions, Delhi Gate facing the north, Paithan gate facing south, Makai Gate (Mecca Gate) facing east and the Khas Gate facing the west. In all there were 54 gates in Aurangabad. Out of 52 gates only 13 have survived over the period of time. The important and architecturally most appealing gates include Delhi Gate, kala Darwaza, Makia Gate, Paithan gate and Rangeen Darwaza.

On 29 June 2022, Aurangabad was officially renamed "Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar" after the son of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and the second emperor of the Maratha Empire.

Climate [ edit ]

The climate of Aurangabad is temperate, with low relative humidity and diverse but not extreme weather conditions

Aurangabad, like any other part of India, experiences three major seasons: summer, winter and monsoon.

Summer lasts from March to May with an average maximum and minimum temperatures of 37 and 21°C respectively. The hottest summer temperature is around 45°C, but it never goes above that. Nights are usually pleasant and cooler during the entire summer. Average relative humidity is as low as 9%.

Winter, from November to February, is the most comfortable time to visit Aurangabad. The average winter temperature ranges from a maximum of 22°C to a minimum of 10°C. As it gets cooler the mercury even touches 7°C but that is the lowest usual temperature. As in summer, temperatures cool off at night. Average relative humidity is 17%.

The monsoon ranges from June to October and receives moderate rainfall of 91 cm on an average. The average relative humidity during this season is 40%.

Talk [ edit ]

Like rest of Maharashtra, the people in Aurangabad speak Marathi . Hindi, Urdu and English are also spoken widely. Generally people in service industries speak fairly good English.

Get in [ edit ]

Aurangabad is well connected by air, rail and road to other parts of country. Aurangabad enjoys central location with respect to Maharashtra and Goa. All major cities in Maharashtra lie within a radius of 500 km. Aurangabad has a good network of national and state highways connecting all parts of the country.

By plane [ edit ]

By train [ edit ]

Manmad: is the nearest railway junction on the Central Railway wherein trains to all parts of India are available. Manmad - Aurangabad journey can be made by a good connection of trains or by road in a span of 2-2½ hours. If you have a connecting train, have at least two hours between arrival and departure. In case you miss the connecting train, due to late running of a previous train, you can avail of a full refund at any of the two stations (i.e. connecting station or destination station). The highest fare (Air-conditioned First Class Overnight Sleeper code 'H'), Air-conditioned 2-Tier Sleeper (Railway code 'A'), Air-conditioned 3-Tier Sleeper (code 'B'), and for day trains Air-conditioned Chair-Cars (code 'C'). Reserved Non Air-conditioned sleeper class (code 'S') and Second Class Seating (code 'D') are available.

By bus [ edit ]

• 19.88141 75.31616 3 Aurangabad Central Bus Stand ( Central Bus Station (CBS) ), City Bus Station Rd, Mhada ( Near to Siddharth Garden and Zoo ). Buses from Mumbai (via Pune or Nasik via road Pune is a faster option, Air-con bus is from ₹450-650, Air-conditioned sleeper ₹700-850, and Non Air-con ₹250-350). Pune (Shivajinagar Bus Stand) (6AM-1AM. every half an hour Air-con and non Air-con buses). Avoid taking private Buses. They never leave and reach on time! - From Nasik (Central Bus Stand (CBS)) non a/c 'Asiad' bus service of MSRTC, every hour). - Nagpur (more than 12 hours. non a/c 'Asiad' bus of MSRTC, also private a/c and non a/c buses). - Also direct bus links from cities like Hyderabad , Solapur , Kolhapur , Goa , Ahmedabad , Indore and tourist places such as Lonar Crater (170 km), Shirdi (144 km), Shanishignapur (90 km). MSRTC 'Red Buses',-extremely safe and fairly comfortable,-are available at regular intervals, to the important tourist destinations near Aurangabad like Grishneshwar Temple (30 km), Bibi ka Makbara (15 km), Panchakki (12 km), Daulatabad Fort (15 km), Kultabad (20 km), Paithan (51 km). No need for Advance Booking and the tickets are issued on the bus itself . Visit MSRTC site for time-table of all buses to and from Aurangabad. (The web site requires the location of bus station e.g. for Pune you have to write 'Shivajinagar' for Ellora you may enter 'Verul').  
• 19.8762 75.3672 4 Aurangabad depot of MSRTC ( CIDCO Bus Stand ), CIDCO, N-1 ( Near Lemon Tree Hotel, Aurangabad ), ☏ +91 0240 2240149 . This is the depot operating City Bus services (public buses which halt at every stop particularly connecting the small villages and localities) and long route bus service to other districts and towns.  

Apart from these cities Aurangabad has direct bus links from cities like Hyderabad , Solapur , Kolhapur , Goa , Ahmedabad , Indore and many more.

• 19.8575 75.3353 5 Private Bus Depot ( Travels Depot ), At Easy Day Mall . This is the depot for operators of privately owned buses and houses offices for travel agents and bus booking providers. Buses to long routes and other towns and cities operate through here, and generally pick passengers from other places too as they depart from the city. The services provide by most operators are mediocre, bus delays of an hour from time of departure are normal, sometimes buses may not depart until seats are filled. For properly using private bus services one may refer to reviews and information on online forums (www.redbus.in would be useful for this information). If looking for short distance ride of some hours one must prefer state owned buses for punctuality. ( updated Nov 2015 )

Visit MSRTC (Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation) web site for time-table of all buses to and from Aurangabad (NOTE: The web site requires the location of bus station e.g. for Pune you have to write 'Shivajinagar' for Ellora you may enter 'Verul') [1]

Aurangabad Smart City Development Corporation also operates daily Smart City Bus services at subsidised rates for city-dwellers with various departure and arrival points.

By car [ edit ]

Aurangabad has excellent road connectivity to all important cities in Maharashtra namely Mumbai (400 km), Nagpur , Pune (237 km), Nasik (190 km). The highway connections make the journey to the world famous destinations of Ajanta (107 km) and Ellora (29 km) very comfortable. There are also many car rental companies in Aurangabad. The Hindu Hridaysamrat Balasaheb Thackeray Maharashtra Samruddhi Mahamarg also passes through Aurangabad, giving it accelerated access to both Nagpur and Pune.

Get around [ edit ]

The city of Aurangabad has all forms of transport right from intra-city buses, metered auto-rickshaws to chauffeur-driven taxis. Intra-city Bus service is Municipal Corporation owned but privately operated. AMT (Aurangabad Municipal Transport) buses ply throughout the city and outskirts reaching thousands of citizens to their offices, schools, colleges efficiently and in a cost effective manner. MSRT

AMT and Smart buses [ edit ]

AMT (Aurangabad Municipal Transport) intra-city buses ply throughout the city including the outskirts and connect different parts of the city and adjoining suburbs together. The AMT bus service is affordable and thus masses use it for their daily transport. AMT buses carry thousands of passengers to and fro their workplaces, schools & colleges daily and thus are quite crowded during morning and evening rush hours.

Smart City buses are also offered by municipal bodies at subsidised rates and are substantially less crowded and with more amenities than AMT buses and readily available in most parts of the city.

Conducted Bus Tours by MSTRC, ITDC and other travel service providers [ edit ]

MSRTC (Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation) and ITDC (India Tourism Development Corporation) operate daily conducted tours by semi-Luxury buses to the tourist destinations like Ellora, Ajanta and Daulatabad wherein they also take a note of the tourist destinations in the city. These journeys can be booked at Aurangabad Central Bus Stand (CBS).

Tour 1: Aurangabad CBS to Ajanta Caves, Bibi-Ka-Muqbara, Pan-Chakki and back to Aurangabad CBS

Tour 2: Aurangabad CBS to Ellora Caves, Daulatabad Fort, Bibi-Ka-Muqbara, Pan-Chakki and back to Aurangabad CBS

These conducted bus tours are ideal only if you are short of time and are alright having a glance at all these places. The major disadvantage of these tours is a very tight time-schedule. The sightseeing has to be wound up very fast without you being able to take your own time.

By auto-rickshaw [ edit ]

As a tourist one is recommended to either take metered auto-rickshaws (3-wheeler taxis) or chauffeur-driven taxis. These taxis are not very expensive and are ideal for one day tours to Ajanta, Ellora, Daulatabad, etc. A hatchback type air-conditioned taxi will cost you around for a least count of ₹560 (including the first 80 km) plus ₹7 per kilometer or 8 hours whichever is less. Rates of more premium taxis are also computed in same manner with a higher cost per kilometre.

Metered auto-rickshaws are undoubtedly the most suitable and convenient way of traveling through the city. This is due to their easy availability at any time and the affordability. These are hired three-wheeler taxis which are ideal to move around the city. The Meter reading is read along-with a 'tariff-card' available with the driver. The actual fare is usually around 10 times the meter reading. Always ensure that the driver starts the meter on beginning of the journey. Fare from midnight to 5AM is 1½ times the regular fare. The minimum regular fare is as low as ₹14.

By taxi [ edit ]

Chauffeur-driven taxis and tourist taxis are ideal for the tourists visiting the city and the tourist destinations around. The tourist taxis can be booked from various travel agents in the city like Blue-Ocean travels, Wonder, Manmandir, Saibaba Travels , Welworth, Classic Cars, etc. All hotels also have a taxi-counter. The fare is calculated per kilometre with a minimum of 80 km. The fare depends on the class of vehicle and the type (AC or Non-AC). See to it that the taxi you hire has a tourist permit and is not a private vehicle. The tourist permit cars can be easily identified by a yellow number plate.

Ola and Uber operate normal cab services in Aurangabad, with excellent connectivity in the city centre.

By car or two-wheeler [ edit ]

This is the most common way of transport for the local people. But for the tourists, self driven cars and two wheelers are not easily available on hire basis in India. Driving on the streets is fairly comfortable as there is not much traffic on the roads and the roads are wide (except that in old part of the city). Some roads are not very well-maintained and are prone to pot-holes.

In general, public transport in and around the city is fairly good.

See [ edit ]

• 19.91858 75.31583 1 Aurangabad Caves ( 2 km north of Bibi ka Maqbara ). 24/7 . This is a fine piece of architecture, is presented in the most unembellished manner. The caves lie just outside the city and are believed to have been excavated between the 2nd and the 6th century. They house the most stunningly intricate carvings. There are nine caves in all, most of them being the viharas. The 4th and the 7th cave are worth a dekko. The 4th cave stands well supported on 12 columns carved with scenes depicting the stories from the Jataka tales, whereas the 7th cave is embedded with carvings of women, adorned with jewels. The main attraction is the sculpture of a 'Bodhisatva' praying for deliverance. 200 INR .  

• 19.90142 75.32025 2 Bibi ka Maqbara ( NW 12 km. Take an MSTRC bus from Central Bus Station to Makbara Bus Stop. ). A replica of the Taj Mahal, the Bibi-ka-Maqbara is the only example of Mughul architecture of its kind in the Deccan plateau. It was built in 1679 by Aurangzeb’s son, in tribute to his mother, Begum Rabia Durani. ₹200 .  
• 19.9054 75.3119 3 History Museum - Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University ( Located on the University campus. - North of the Botanical Garden ). It has on display a good number of ancient Indian paintings, coins, fabrics, arms, artifacts, etc. The museum collection is huge and has some fine sculptures from the excavation at Bhokardan, a nearby historic site.  
• 19.8941 75.3174 4 Pan Chakki , Pan Chakki Road ( Khami river embankment. Take a northbound city bus from CBS to VITS Hotel and walk half km west. - Or any bus toDr. Ambedkar Law College Bus Stop and walk 300 m ). This is a 17th-century water mill. The name has been derived from the mill that crushed grain for the pilgrims. There is a picturesque garden here that houses several beautiful fish tanks and it plays abode to the memorial of a Sufi Saint.  
• 19.8945 75.3352 5 Shrimant Chatrapati Shivaji Raje Museum , Dr Ambedkar Rd, Himayat Bagh ( Collector's Office Bus Stop, near to Delhi Gate ). As the name suggests, this museum is dedicated to the great warrior of Maharashtra - Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. A number of exhibits associated with Lord Shivaji are on display.  
• 19.90665 75.30998 6 Soneri Mahal ( N-NW of the Botanical Garden. - Located within Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University Campus and is on the way to Aurangabad caves. ). an old historic monument now converted into museum houses a variety of ancient Indian pottery, dresses, remains of local palaces and antiques of daily use. A number of sculptures and reliefs from the local excavations are also on display.  

Further afield [ edit ]

• 20.5327 75.751 7 Ajanta Caves ( अजिंठा लेणी Ajiṇṭhā Leṇī ) ( MSH8 Road. - NE 90 km. Take a public bus from CBS ). depict the stories of Buddhism spanning the period from 200 B.C. and 650 A.D. These caves were re-discovered in the 19th century by some British Officers who had been on a tiger hunt. These 29 caves were built by Buddhist monks using simple tools like hammers & chisels. These caves were the retreats of Buddhist monks who taught and performed rituals in the Chaityas and Viharas, the ancient seats of learning. The elaborate and exquisite sculptures and paintings depict stories from Jataka tales. The caves also house images of nymphs and princesses. The Ajanta caves and the treasures they house are a landmark in the overall development of Buddhism as such. The best paintings can be seen in caves 1,2,16 and 17. The main theme of the paintings is the depiction of various Jataka stories, different incidents associated with the life of Buddha and the contemporary events and social life. Apart from paintings, sculptural panels also adorn the beauty of the caves. Vehicles have to be parked at the base of the hills. Besides the parking, MTDC charges an amenity charge of ₹15 but the restrooms are not well maintained. There is a bus service which takes visitors to the caves; tickets are ₹25 for the ride, one-way. The entrance ticket for the caves can be bought at the visitor center at the end of the bus ride. A restroom and a restaurant are available here. There is a short climb of stairs from the visitor center to the caves, or you can take a ramp. Porters are available who can carry disabled people in chairs lifted on wooden rails. ₹ 40 for Indians, SAARC and BIMSTEC visitors, ₹ 600 for others. Free for children 15 years and below .  

• 19.94291 75.21302 8 Daulatabad Fort ( City of Fortune, Devgiri ), Daulatabad ( Situated NW at a distance of 13 km from Aurangabad. - Take an MSTRC bus from Central Bus Station, cca. half hourly. - Or Daulatabad Railway Station three km away. Half km west from road. ). It houses a stupendous 12th century fortress well placed atop a charming hill. This invincible fortress boasts of a 5 kilometer sturdy wall and an intricate series of ramparts. Don't miss the climb to the very top through the bat cave.  
• 20.3126 75.1867 9 Gautala Wildlife Sanctuary , Chalisgaon-Silod Rd, Mehun Puranwadi ( Northwest almost 70 km of Aurangabad ). This is a dense forest reserve, with rare flora and fauna. Home to leopards, bears, wolves, hyenas, jackals, flying squirrels and 85 different species of colourful birds. Also try to visit the Pithalkhora Buddhist rock-cut caves (from the 2nd century BCE to 1st century CE), the Patnadevi Temple, the Mahadeva Temple and the Sita Khori waterfall.  
• 19.9763 76.5076 10 Lonar Crater Lake , Buldhana ( Regular buses (four hours) to there. - East 170 km. - Hwy 171 pass it ). This is site of a meteor which crashed on earth some 50,000 years ago and formed a large crater (few hundred meters in diameter) in the ground.  
• 20.313473 74.994228 11 Pitalkhora Caves ( Northwest 78 km from Aurangabad ). Part of the UNESCO World Heritage List. This lies peacefully nestled in the Satmala ranges of the Sahyadris. There are 13 cave sanctuaries embedded in this region. These monasteries date back from 2nd century BC to 5th century AD. Rich carvings with elaborate details can be seen in these monuments. WARNING: The side road to reach Pitalkhora from the main Aurangabad road is in an extremely bad shape. Don't go unless you have a SUV/Tata Sumo type of vehicle. The caves are reachable via a footbridge that is in a very bad shape. There is not much to see in the caves except for half-finished carvings.  

Do [ edit ]

• Visit Quadrangle Cannought Gardens, CIDCO - New Aurangabad for books and allied material on Aurangabad, Ajanta & Ellora.
• End your dinner the traditional Aurangabadi way - Have Pan at Tara Pan Center , Osmanpura, Aurangabad.

Parks [ edit ]

• 19.8784 75.3143 1 Siddharth Garden , Mhada ( Next to Aurangabad Central Bus Station ). This is a beautiful landscaped garden, with good variety of trees and shrubs. There is a small aquarium inside the garden, however the biggest attraction is the Siddharth Garden Zoo, with a large variety of animals, viz. Lions, Tigers (White & Bengal), Leopards, Crocodiles, Snakes (Snake-house), Civet cats, Hyena, Fox, Porcupine, Emu, Deers and sprawling lawns to sit and have a great picnic.  
• Visit Siddarth Garden with the kids. The sprawling gardens feature a zoo, snake park, lawns, a toy train and junk food outlets.

Buy [ edit ]

• Himroo fabrics , New Aurangabad ( Mondha road aurangabad ).  
• Aurangabad Himroo Paithani weaving center , Zaffer Gate Mondha Road , ☏ +91 9923365025 , [email protected] .  
• Shop for Traditional Indian Khaadi clothing along with pure honey, handicrafts and hand made artifacts and curios made in rural India at the Khaadi Graodyog Bhandaar at Sarafa, near City Chowk. The Khaadi cloth is hand woven from pure cotton and the outlet is the official outlet of Government Of India. The palace of a local King, 'Deulgaon Raja' has now been converted into the Khaadi Gramodyog Bhandaar. The whole ambiance and the range of products truly evoke the concepts of Khaadi (Cloth made on a Charkha ) & Gramodyog (Village based small scale industries) evolved during India's Independence Struggle. The movement was started by Mahatma Gandhi. Worth a visit for foreigners visiting the town.
• Shop the traditional Bidri Pottery and many more curios at small shops near Ajanta caves parking bay. (and Don't you forget to bargain!!)
• Visit the only organic food market in Aurangabad. Every Friday evening, locals flock to Shree Mangal Karyalaya near Kranti Chowk to buy fresh organic produce and to taste an assortment of organic honey, tea and other processed foods as part of the weekly shopping experience. With a wide selection of fruits and vegetables, the Organic Bazaar is cheap, delicious, unique and definitely is worth a visit. Also, visit the Organic Link - an organic food shop - open all seven days a week at Kailash Market opposite to Padampura fire station, Station Road - Aurangabad.
• You can visit local bazaars Gul Mandi and Aurangpura for some essentials.
• A number of Global retail brands have their company authorised showrooms in the city. Few important are:
• Raymond - Adalat Road, Tilak Path, Aurangpura, Jalna Road
• Nirala Bazaar: Levi's, Lee, Provogue, Wrangler, Adidas, Reebok, Excalibur, Pepe Jeans, Indigo Nation, Numero-Uno Jeans, Spykar, Bombay Dyeing, Homes & Apparels (H&A), Samsonite Bags, United Colors of Benetton,
• Mondha Naka: Reebok
• Spykar - Osmanpura
• Cannought Gardens: Bombay Dyeing, Kouttons

Apart from these there are a number of Multi Brand Retail Outlets like:

• Globus - CIDCO, Jalgaon Road
• Cut - Nirala Bazaar
• Prozone - API Corner*
• A number of mid size to large retail outlets or supermarkets selling grocery, fresh vegetables and daily needs, stationary, basic accessories, etc. are dotted throughout the city. Few important of them being:

Along with these, there are a number of small time retail shops and grocery shops all around the city.

Eat [ edit ]

Aurangabad has a fairly good restaurants and eating joints spread across the town. Apart from the star category hotels there are many restaurants in the city.

Budget / Mid-range [ edit ]

Indian Vegetarian (a-la-carte)

• Smile - Nirala Bazaar
• Laadli - Jalna Road
• Madhu's - Adalat Road
• Mrignayani - Sootgirni

Indian Vegetarian (Thaali Meals) 'Thaali' in Marathi & Hindi means a complete meal. Thaali meals consist of Assorted Indian breads, Rice varieties, 2 or 3 vegetables, Munchins, Dals, Kadhi, Traditional cold drinks, Indian Desserts, etc.

• Bhoj , Near Varad Ganesh Mandir is one of the oldest Thaali restaurants in the city. The contents keep on changing daily. The Thaali is neither spicy nor very oily. Recommended and worth a visit even for foreigners visiting the city.
• Indrali at Aurangpura is a good budget Thaali restaurant.
• Naivedya on Jalna Road, is also a good and reputed Thaali restaurant near the Aurangabad Airport and is an ideal place for people visiting or staying around Airport Road.
• Swad at Osmanpura is another good Thaali restaurant.
• Thaat-Baat , Off Adalat Road serves a similar kind of Thaali in traditional Indian Silver pottery. The Thaali is a good deal.

Indian Non-Vegetarian

• Amarpreet - Jalna Road (Bar & Restaurant)
• Angeethi - Seven Hills, Jalna Road (Bar & Restaurant)
• Atithi-Rooftop - Seven Hills, Jalna Road (Bar & Restaurant)
• City Spice - Cannought Gardens (Restaurant & Fluid Lounge)
• Gharonda - Nirala Bazaar (Bar & Restaurant)
• Hotel Janaki - Surana Nagar, Jalna Road (Non veg multi-cuisine)
• Jazeera Hotel - Buddi Lane
• Kohinoor Plaza - Nirala Bazaar (Bar & Restaurant)
• Mughal Darbar - Juna Bazaar / kat kat gate
• Riviera - Seven Hills, Jalna Road (Bar & Restaurant)
• Sagar Hotel - Buddi Lane
• Sukhsagar Restaurant & Bar - N-6, Cidco, Bajrang Chowk Rd, Shri Nagar Colony.

Non Vegetarian Dhabas (Garden Restaurants & Bars) on outskirts of the city These are Open air/ semi open restaurants on outskirts of the city. They serve good food and liquor. Being a bit far from town they make ideal getaway for families.

• Ambiance Dhaba - Nasik Road
• Fauji Dhaba - Nasik Road
• Garden Court - Beed Highway NH-211
• Madhuban - Beed Highway NH-211
• Master Cook - Beed Highway NH-211
• Pasha Bhai Ka Dhaba - Daultabad road.
• Pathan Dhaba - opp Meadows Hotel.
• Tinu's Dhaba - Nasik Road

Pizza, Coffee, Breakfast, Snacks, Savories, Pastries, etc.

• Baker's Lounge at Osmanpura and CIDCO (opposite Lemontree Hotel) serves mouth watering pastries, cakes (best in town) and excellent veg savories in an elegant contemporary decor.
• Cafe Coffee Break at Nirala Bazaar and Cannought Gardens, CIDCO serve good coffees, cold drinks and veg savories at an affordable price.
• Cafe Coffee Day - at Nirala Bazaar and at CIDCO opposite to Sakaal Newspaper office. You will enjoy various different varieties of coffees.
• Cafe Coffee Day - Nirala Bazaar and Jalna Road are the outlets of India's largest coffee chain serving variety of coffees and soft drinks along with savories and pastries.
• Domino's Pizza - City Pride, Opp Gurudwara Gate, Mondha Naka, Jalna Road - is the outlet of the world's no.1 pizza chain.
• Fast Food Center(Veg) - Nirala Bazaar serves good burgers, sandwiches, savories.
• Korn Klub - Nirala Bazaar serves a large variety of tasty corn products.
• Kream & Krunch - Opposite Aurangpura AMT Bus Stop and at Aakashwani - Jalna Road, Opp to Big bazaar serves excellent non veg & veg sandwiches, savories, pastries, soft drinks, etc. One of the best place for non-veg savories in the city.
• Smile , Nirala Bazaar and Laadli , Jalna Road serve good south Indian vegetarian snacks.
• Smokin Joe's - Nirala Bazaar is a pizza chain serving good veg and non-veg pizzas.

Hookka lounges

• Chimney - Off Jalna Road, Near 7 Hills flyover.
• City Spice - Cannought Gardens, CIDCO.

Splurge (Multi-cuisine / Specialty) [ edit ]

• Relish (Restaurant at the Windsor Castle) Jalgaon Road, CIDCO - Feast on Chinese, continental and Indian culinary delights at Relish Restaurant.
• Residency (Restaurant at Taj) at Ruza Buag, Harsool Road serves excellent Indian, Chinese & Continental food in traditional Mughal decor and cozy ambiance.
• Restaurant (at Rama International) on Jalna Road serves good multi-cuisine varieties.
• Society (Restaurant at the Ambassador Ajanta) on Jalna Road evokes the memory of Diwan - E -Aam that was built by the Mughal Emperor Akbar at Fatehpur Sikri . This multi - cuisine restaurant serves Indian, Chinese and Continental food.
• Kream n Krunch - Aakashwani based restaurant caters to mostly uspcale diners, serving most cuisines and tastes.

Road side eateries [ edit ]

see also street food

There are a number of good road side eateries in the city. Apart from being cheep, they serve hot and tasty food provided you are used to deep fried and medium spicy Indian junk food. Drinking water should be avoided at such places.

• Bikaner Bhujiyawalla at Kranti Chowk has a snacks counter serving hot & fresh Kachoris, Samosas, Bhajjiyas and Dhoklas.
• 19.88574 75.32991 1 Gayatri Chaat Bhandaar Road Side Eatery , Rangar Galli, Gulmandi, Shahgunj ( Center, North 100m of Hotel Mevad ). open at 6:30 PM. . Other unit at Kranti Chowk and are the oldest road side eateries in town. They serve excellent deep fried snacks like Kachoris, Samosas and Bhajjiyas hot and fresh prepared in front of you on a 'Chulha' (clay oven).  
• Omkar Pav Bhaji at Kranti Chowk serves good Paav Bhaji. Pav Bhaji originated at Bombay as a quick nourishing meal consisting of Indian bread and mashed & Stir fried mixed vegetables with a dash of butter.
• A number of road side eateries serve good Indian grilled chicken varieties like Chicken Tikka, Tandoori, Kebabs, etc. at Cannought Gardens, CIDCO. The places usually open at around 8:00 PM and are open till midnight.
• Vada Paav a traditional Marathi snack, a Maharashtrian version of burger is available at a number of places in town. The Vada Paav at almost all locations is fairly good. But do insist on a hot Vada Paav.

Foreigners wanting to try the food from road-side eateries must make sure that it is hot, fried in front of them and must resist from having the non-vegetarian road-side eatables, sauces (chutneys), juices, ice-candies, etc.; however tempting may they look! Drinking regular water on streets is strict no. You must have mineral water.

Paan [ edit ]

Paan at Tara Paan Centre, Osmanpura is a tradition of Aurangabad and a must have. If you feel how can a Paan be so special then you have to feel a variety of mouth-melting Paans with exquisite presentation at this joint. You will not have a Paan like this anywhere in India.

Drink [ edit ]

Although Aurangabad is not a very Alcohol friendly place, there are a number of good bars in the city. Do not try very cheep looking bars as they can be unsafe at times. Usually All good hotels have in-house bar facilities. Some good places to enjoy a drink in Aurangabad are:

Mid-range [ edit ]

• Angeethi - Seven Hills, Jalna Road
• Atithi-Rooftop - Seven Hills, Jalna Road
• Bubbles - Near Cannought Gardens, CIDCO
• City Spice - Restaurant & Fluid Lounge - Cannought Gardens, CIDCO
• Gharonda - Nirala Bazaar
• Kohinoor Plaza - Nirala Bazaar

Splurge [ edit ]

• Garden Bar (Taj Residency) - Rauza Baug, Harsool Road is a semi-open bar in a sprawling campus of the Taj Residency inspired by Mughal Architecture.
• The Garbah Bar (The Ambassador Ajanta)The Ambience of Gujarat finds a faithful echo in an inviting appeal in this lovely bar.
• Slounge (Lemon Tree)- Airport Road, Aurangabad is a contemporary lounge & bar with young and cozy decor along with play-station facilities.

Sleep [ edit ]

Since Aurangabad is a tourist place, the city has a number of good hotels from all the budget categories suiting the needs of all tourists visiting the city. The budget hotels are located near the Aurangabad Railway Station and City Center, The mid range hotels have been distributed over the city and the 5 star & 4 star hotels are located near the Chikalthana Airport.

Budget [ edit ]

• Aurangabad Sports Club (A.S. Club) , Nagar Road ( Outskirts of Aurangabad ), ☏ +91 240 2554771 . Price Start: ₹1,351 .  
• 19.86261 75.31549 1 Hotel Classic , Station Road ( Near Goldie Cinema, half km of Aurangabad Railway Station ), ☏ +91 93252 12444 (Mobil) . Budget Sgl / Dbl ₹600/₹850, Std Sgl / Dbl ₹900/₹1180, Deluxe Sgl ₹1180 .  
• 19.87292 75.31806 2 Hotel Girnar , Adalat Road, Pannalal Nagar, Maharashtra State Highway 30 ( Girnar Complex, Near LIC Office. - Sahakari Bank Bus Stop ), ☏ +91 240 233 7368 . ** Price Start: ₹1100 .  
• 19.86146 75.31189 3 Hotel Great Punjab , Bhanudas Sabhahgrah Railway Station Road, Bansilal Nagar ( 300 m of Aurangabad Railway Station ).  
• 19.8731 75.3693 4 Hotel Heritage Palace ( *** ), Maya Nagar, M G M (J N E C) ( Near to Jalna Road, CIDCO,- Opposite 'Sakal Papers ).  
• 19.87232 75.36304 5 Hotel Manasi , Jalna Road, CIDCO, New Aurangabad ( Opposite Naik College. - North one and half km of Mukundwadi Railway Station ), ☏ +91 240 224 0411 .  
• 19.8767 75.3475 6 Hotel Manmandir , Adalat Road ( Opp. to Old Court, - SFS Bus Stop ), ☏ +91 240 2365777 , [email protected] . Locker is free. There is an Air-conditioned Dormitory for ₹300 per head. - 32 Rooms thoughtfully designed & furnished. Standard NA/C Sgl / Dbl / Extra Bed ₹1000/₹1250/₹300, Executive A/C, Sgl / Dbl / Extra Bed₹1300/₹1800/₹350, Ellora Executive A/C, Dbl ₹2400; Family Room A/C. 3 Bed/ Extra Bed ₹2100. all tax incl. (march 2015) .  
• 19.87402 75.31613 7 Hotel Raviraj , Adalat Road, Bhagyanagar ( Next to Baba Petrol ). **  
• 19.8669 75.3183 8 Hotel Shree Maya , Bharuka Complex, Padampura Road ( Behind Tourist Home, One+ km from Railway Station. Take bus to Stop Padampura ), ☏ +91 240 2333093 . Price Start: ₹535 .  
• Ira Executive Hotel , ☏ +91 240 240 2352161 . Price Start: ₹1,075 .  
• 19.88016 75.31751 9 Kala Laxmi Executive Hotel , Central Bus Stand Road ( Opposite Sidhartha Garden ), ☏ +91 240 234 4606 . Price Start: ₹850, .  
• Mrunal Palace Hotel, +91 240 2340171, Price Start: ₹1,215
• MTDC Holiday Resort , Station Road . Government Owned & Opetated  
• 19.8609 75.3119 10 Preetam Lodging Hotel , Station Road ( Near Railway Station ), ☏ +91 240 2350445 . Price Start: ₹850 .  
• Riviera Executive Hotel , Jalna Road ( Behind Airlines Building, Opposite to MGM Hospital ), ☏ +91 240 2338984 . ** Price Start: 1,345. .  
• Sagar Plaza Hotel , Jalna Rd, N 3 ( Cidco ), ☏ +91 240 247 1009 . One star hotel Price Start: ₹460 .  
• Sparkling Pearl Hotel , N1, Jalgaon Road ( Near CIDCO Bus Stand, Close to Fame Cinemas ), ☏ +91 240 2482019 , +91 937 349 5691 , [email protected] . Price Start: ₹810 .  
• Vijay Residency Hotel , 35, Towncentre,, Cidco , ☏ +91 240 2481958 . Price Start: ₹1,080 .  
• Zostel Aurangabad , 5-14-34, Adalat Road, Kranti Chowk ( beside Raymond's Men Wear ). Beautiful and clean dorm beds for backpackers. Price starts: Rs.449 . ( updated Aug 2019 )
• 19.8767 75.3436 11 Hotel Amardeep ( Amardeep Lodging & Restaurant ), 5, Dalip Nagar, Adalat Road ( Behind Satish Motors ), ☏ +91 240 234 0301 .  
• Hotel Amarpreet , Kranti Chowk, Jalna Road ( Near Aurangabad Airport ), ☏ +91 240 6621133 , [email protected] .  
• Hotel Janki Executive , Jalna Road ( Near Aurangabad Airport ), ☏ +91 240 2443133 . Price Start: 1,300 .  
• 19.8807 75.3253 12 Hotel Kohinoor Plaza , Nirala Bazaar, Samarth Nagar , ☏ +91 240 6623551 , +91 240-6623552 , +91 7709009719 , +91 9860564072 (Mobile) . ** Single Room Sgl 1200, Deluxe Room Sgl / Dbl / Extra Bed ₹1800/₹1900; Executive Suit / Executive Family / Kohinoor Club ₹2500/₹3100/₹4000 per room all tax incl. Extra Bed ₹430 .  
• 19.8725 75.32871 13 Hotel Manor Aurangabad , Karnti Chauk Flyover ( Near to Cemetery. - Take bus to Stop Kranti Chauk ), ☏ +91 240 233 4772 , +91 240 2333383 . Three star hotel Price Start: ₹1,665 .  
• Hotel Sahyadri ( Hotel Yuvraj *** ), N 3-4, Cidco, Jalna Road ( Near new High Court ), ☏ +91 240 248 9901 . Deluxe Sgl / Dbl ₹2100/₹2500, Executive Sgl / Dbl ₹2700/₹3100 tax incl. (2014) .  
• Keys Hotel , ☏ +91 240 240 665 4000 . Three star hotel Price Start: ₹2,450 .  
• MTDC Holiday Resort (Government Owned & Opetated) - Station Road, Aurangabad
• Quality inn Meadows , 6, Padegaon, Nashik Mumbai Highway, Village Mitmita ( Outskirts of Aurangabad ).  
• The Ambassador Ajanta , Jalna Road, CIDCO, New Aurangabad .  
• Aurangabad Gymkhana Club , Jalna Road, CIDCO, New Aurangabad , ☏ +91 240 2476501-6 . Four star hotel. Price Start: 3,000 .  
• Hiranya Resorts , Ellora Rd ( Near Daultabad Lake and Fort ), ☏ +91 98506 33566 , [email protected] .  
• 19.8766 75.3523 14 Hotel Atithi Aurangabad , P-3, Jalna Road, Seven Hill Flyover ( Town Center, - Take bus to Stop Seven Hills ), ☏ +91 932 507 9874 . **** Sgl/dbl ₹2700/₹3200 Suite ₹3400/₹4000, Suite Deluxe ₹4660 .  
• Hotel Rama International , Opp. New High Court, Jalna Road .  
• Hotel Windsor Castle , Jalgaon Road, New Aurangabad ( Near CIDCO Bus Stataion ). *** Price Start: ₹2,565 .  
• 19.87461 75.36599 15 Lemon Tree Hotel, Aurangabad , R 7/2, Chikalthana, Airport Road ( Near to Aurangabad Airport, Jalgaon Rd cnr ), ☏ +91 240 660 3030 . ****. From ₹7,000 .  
• AURANGABAD/default.htm Taj Residency , Rauza Bagh, Harsool Road , ☏ +91 240 6613737 . ***** Price Start: ₹4,115 .  
• VITS Hotel , Station Road ( Near Aurangabad Railway Station ), ☏ +91 240 2350701 . From ₹3,060 .  
• WelcomHotel Rama International , R-3 Chikalthana , ☏ +91 240 663 4141 , [email protected] .  

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Phone [ edit ].

• Aurangabad international dialing code - +91-240-xxxxxxx (Dialing from anywhere in the world except India), 0240-xxxxxxx (Dialing from anywhere in India).
• Aurangabad city is served by a number of mobile phone operators like Jio, Vi, Airtel and BSNL. They all provide 4G LTE services while Jio has commenced provision of 5G services in the cities
• Public Telephone booths offering International, Domestic & Local calls are mostly obsolete and have become defunct. Most of them have gone out of order and it is recommended to use mobile phones with a local sim for all communications.

Internet [ edit ]

A large number of internet cafes are available across the city. The surfing charges per hour vary from ₹20 to ₹35. However due to the readily available 4G and 5G mobile services and abundance of free WiFi at most locations, these are going obsolete and it is recommended to use cellular data or a secure WiFi network (it is highly recommended against using an unknown network) which is made available by your hotel, a trusted restaurant or tourist attraction. It is also recommended to use a VPN to secure yourself from any threats that public WiFi might let slip through, while travelling in Aurangabad and India in general.

Stay safe [ edit ]

Aurangabad is a fairly safe place. The people in city are by and large decent with the international and domestic tourists. The local buses (AMT & MSRTC) are very safe for women even at late night. If a lady is traveling alone on an overnight bus from Aurangabad usually the seat next to her is given only to a lady traveler as a courtesy but make sure to request for a 'ladies-seat' while making your bookings. Walking on the streets up to 9:00 PM is usually safe for women but avoid going into small lanes and by-lanes after it is dark and make sure that you are not wearing any jewelry while walking on the streets. Women are not recommended to take lifts from private vehicles at any time of the day. Do not display ₹500 and ₹1000 currency notes in public and beware of pick-pockets at crowded locations like railway stations, bus stations, bazaars, etc. Violent crime in Aurangabad is very low though not negligible. Please have the following numbers with you all the time. They can be dialed from any mobile or fixed line phone.

• Police - 100
• Ambulance - 102, (+91-240)-2473301, (+91-240)-2473302

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Aurangabad, which was declared by the Government as the Tourism Capital of Maharashtra back in 2010, is a famous tourist hub which greets its visitors with a richly woven tapestry of sights and sounds. The city got its name for being the erstwhile capital of Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb in the 17th century AD. The town is used as the base to explore the extremely famous caves of Ajanta and Ellora, Daulatabad Fort which is renowned for its strong defence systems, Mausoleums of Aurangzeb and Bibi-Ka-Maqbara famous for its architecture and Grishneshwar Temple, one of the only 12 Shiva Jyotirlingas in India.

From UNESCO World Heritage Sites to bustling markets brimming with delicate silk items and exquisite hand-woven garments, Aurangabad promises all tourists an exciting holiday experience. While the city is rapidly heading towards industrial growth and globalisation, it still retains most of its past glory, heritage, charms and traditions. The most famous tourist attraction of Aurangabad is the Ajanta and Ellora Caves. Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, the Ajanta Caves is home to 29 different caves, all of which showcase Buddhist artwork belonging to the period ranging from 200 B.C to 650 A.D. All paintings and sculptures in the caves were constructed painstakingly by Buddhist monks using only simple tools such as chisels and hammers. These paintings and sculptures portray a varied range of stories, starting from the Jataka Tales to intriguing accounts of ancient nymphs and princesses. The Ellora Caves, a little distance away from the Ajanta Caves, houses a total of 34 caves and has sculptures and paintings depicting not one, but three different religions – Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism. The sheer diversity of the sculptures, the architectural expertise, and the centuries of hard work undertaken by artisans are enough to leave you speechless. The sole remaining example of Mughal architecture in this part of the country, Bibi ka Maqbara is a mausoleum dedicated to Rabia-ul-Daurani, wife of Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb. Designed by the Persian architect Ustad-Ata-Ullah, Bibi ka Maqbara has a structure similar to that of the Taj Mahal, with the main structure bordered by four towering minarets on four sides. The entire building is a sight to behold, and sunrises and sunsets are resplendent, with the rays of the sun beautifully casting the reflection of the mausoleum on the water of the canal in front of the building. Aurangabad is also home to temples such as the Jyothirlinga Grishneshwar temple and the Bhadra Maruti Temple, both of which have legends and myths of their own. Siddharth Garden is a place that all nature lovers will be mesmerized by. A landscaped garden housing a wide variety of sculpted trees and shrubs, the Siddharth Garden is also home to wild creatures such as lions, tigers, leopards, deer, and hyena. Sitting back on the green lawns of the garden and enjoying a beautiful picnic is a very popular tourist activity here. The erstwhile Mughal capital has retained most of its traditional Tughlaq cuisine, with Tandoors and Kebabs being local staples that you will find at almost every roadside eatery. Known for its arts and crafts, and especially its silk, Aurangabad has plenty of markets from where you can buy various local handicrafts, exotic gems, shawls, and of course, the region’s famous paithani silk sarees.

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Aurangabad laid low through most of the tumultuous history of medieval India and only hit the spotlight when the last Mughal emperor, Aurangzeb, made the city his capital from 1653 to 1707. With the emperor’s death came the city’s rapid decline, but the brief period of glory saw the building of some fascinating monuments, including Bibi-qa-Maqbara, a Taj Mahal replica, and these continue to draw a steady trickle of visitors. Alongside other historic relics, such as a group of ancient Buddhist caves, these Mughal relics make Aurangabad a good choice for a weekend excursion from Mumbai. But the real reason for traipsing here is because the town is an excellent base for exploring the World Heritage Sites of Ellora and Ajanta.

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Built by Aurangzeb’s son Azam Khan in 1679 as a mausoleum for his mother Rabia-ud-Daurani, Bibi-qa-Maqbara is widely known as the poor man’s Taj. With its…

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Country: india | state: maharashtra, #9 of 24 places to visit in maharashtra | places to visit in india, ideal trip duration: 1-2 days, base station: aurangabad, nearest city to aurangabad: aurangabad, mumbai (350 kms), best time to visit aurangabad: october to march, peak season: december to february, aurangabad weather: summer: maximum - 40°c and minimum - 18°c winter: maximum - 29°c and minimum - 10°c.

At a distance of 108 km from Shirdi, 181 km from Nashik, 232 km from Pune, 350 km from Mumbai, 482 km from Nagpur, and 534 km from Hyderabad, Aurangabad is a historical city and the administrative headquarters of the Aurangabad Division or Marathwada region in Maharashtra. In 2010, the Maharashtra Tourism Minister declared Aurangabad to be the tourism capital of Maharashtra. It is one of the top places to visit as part of Maharashtra tour packages . Popularly known as the City of Gates, Aurangabad is among the prominent historical places to visit near Pune . The city was founded in 1610 AD by Malik Ambar, the Prime Minister of Murtaza Nizam Shah of Ahmadnagar and his son Fateh Khan changed the original name Khadki to Fatehnagar. The areas around Aurangabad were under the control of Delhi Sultanates, Bahamani Sultans, Nizam Shahis, Mughals, and Hyderabad Nizams. With the capture of Daulatabad by Mughals in 1633 AD, the Nizam Shahi dominions, including Fatehnagar, came under the possession of the Mughals. In 1653 when Prince Aurangzeb was appointed the viceroy of the Deccan for the second time, he made Fatehnagar his capital and called it Aurangabad. After Aurangzeb, the city became part of the princely state of Hyderabad until 1956 AD when it was merged with the Bombay state and eventually the state of Maharashtra in 1960 AD. Named after the Mughal emperor, Aurangzeb, Aurangabad is a tourist hub of Maharashtra. The city is surrounded by many historical monuments, including the world-famous Ajanta - Ellora Caves , which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Daulatabad Fort, Bibi ka Maqbara, Jama Masjid, Panchakki, and the 52 gates are the important tourist attractions in Aurangabad. There are also several temples, mosques, museums, and even some gardens to explore as part of Aurangabad tour packages . Aurangabad is well connected by air, rail and road to other parts of country. Aurangabad Airport is the nearest airport which is about 10 km from Aurangabad. It has regular flights from Hyderabad, Mumbai, Pune, and Delhi. Aurangabad Railway Station is directly connected to many parts of the country including major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur, Vijayawada, Shirdi, Okha, Rameshwaram, Nagarsol, Hyderabad, Vizag, Tirupati, Chennai, Amritsar, and Okha. Aurangabad Central Bus Station is the main bus station, which is around 3 km from Aurangabad Railway Station. It is well connected by bus with Pune, Mumbai, Shirdi, Nashik, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Goa , and Nagpur. The best time to visit Aurangabad is from October to March while the peak season is from November to February.

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#1 of 13 Places to Visit in Aurangabad

At a distance of 5 km from Aurangabad Railway Station, Bibi Ka Maqbara is a beautiful mausoleum situated in Aurangabad. Maintained by Archeological Survey of India, Bibi Ka Muqbara is one of the top tourist places to visit in Aurangabad . The Bibi-Ka-Maqbara is dedicated to Rabia-ul-Daurani alias Dilras Banu Begum, the wife of Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb. Aurangzeb's son, Prince Azam Shah built the mausoleum between 1651 AD and 1661 AD in the memory of his mother Begum Rabia Durani. This mausoleum is a replica of the world-famous Taj Mahal. Also known as Mini Taj, the mausoleum is far less ornamental than the Taj Mahal in Agra. It is one of the must include places in Aurangabad tour packages . An inscription found on the main entrance door mentions that this mausoleum was designed and erected by Ata-Ullah, an architect, and Hanspat Rai, an engineer .....

Devagiri / Daulatabad Fort

#2 of 13 Places to Visit in Aurangabad

At a distance of 16 km from Aurangabad Railway Station, Daulatabad is an ancient hill fort situated on the way to Ellora Caves from Aurangabad in Maharashtra. It is one of the best-preserved places of heritage in Maharashtra , and also one of the best Aurangabad tourist places . The historical triangular fort of Daulatabad was built by Yadava king Bhillama V in 1187 AD. It is one of the best historical places near Pune . The city was then called 'Deogiri', meaning the hill of gods. Daulatabad or 'the abode of wealth' was the name given by Muhammad-bin-Tughlaq when he made his capital here in 1327 AD. The region and the fort passed on into the hands of Bahamani rulers under Hasan Gangu in 1347 AD and Nizam Shahis of Ahmednagar in 1499 AD. Daulatabad became the capital of the Nizam Shahi dynasty .....

Aurangabad Caves

#3 of 13 Places to Visit in Aurangabad

At a distance of 3 km from Bibi Ka Maqbara and 8 km from Aurangabad Railway Station, the Aurangabad Caves are 12 artificial rock-cut Buddhist Caves located on a hill running roughly east to west in Aurangabad. Sculptural carvings of Aurangabad Caves can be compared to the best paintings of Ajanta . These are one of the the popular Aurangabad tourist places. The first reference to the Aurangabad Caves is in the great chaitya of Kanheri Caves. The caves are datable from circa 2nd - 3rd century AD to 7th century AD. Aurangabad Caves are among the best heritage places to visit near Mumbai . These caves were dug out of comparatively soft basalt rock during the 6th and 7th century. The caves are divided into three separate groups depending on their location. The first group of caves consists of cave number 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, the second group comprises of cave number 6, 7, .....

Ellora Caves

#4 of 13 Places to Visit in Aurangabad

At a distance of 28 km from Aurangabad, 98 km from Ajanta Caves, 104 km from Shirdi, 176 km from Nashik, 253 km from Pune, and 344 km from Mumbai, Ellora Caves are ancient historical caves located at Verul near Aurangabad in Maharashtra. Ellora is the most visited monuments of heritage in India , and among the top tourist places in Maharashtra . Locally known as 'Verul Leni', these caves are were designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983. Ellora is one of the top places to visit near Aurangabad . The caves at Ellora were carved out of the vertical face of the Charanandri hills between the 6th and 10th centuries AD. The carving work began around 550 AD, about the same time the Ajanta Caves were abandoned. Kailash Temple (Cave16), which is the most remarkable structure ..... Distance (From Aurangabad Railway Station): 28 Kms Trip Duration (From Aurangabad Railway Station - Including Travel): 4 Hours/Half Day .....

Ghrushneshwar / Grishneshwar Jyotirlinga Temple, Near Ellora Caves

#5 of 13 Places to Visit in Aurangabad

At a distance of 1 km from Ellora Caves, and 29 km from Aurangabad, Grishneshwar or Ghrushneshwar Jyotirlinga Temple is a famous Hindu temple located at Verul village in the Aurangabad district of Maharashtra. It is one of the famous places of pilgrimage in Maharashtra , among the must-visit places as part of Ellora tour packages . Dedicated to Lord Shiva, Grishneshwar Temple is believed to be the last or 12th Jyotirlinga on the earth. This is one of the top places to visit in Ellora , and among the prominent pilgrimage places to visit near Aurangabad . The presiding deity, in the form of Jyotirlinga, is known by several names like Kusumeswarar, Ghushmeswara, Ghrushmeswara, and Grishneswara. The Grishneshwar temple was ..... Distance (From Aurangabad Railway Station): 29 Kms Trip Duration (From Aurangabad Railway Station - Including Travel): 2 Hours .....

Aundha Nagnath Temple

#6 of 13 Places to Visit in Aurangabad

At a distance of 25 km from Hingoli, 61 km from Nanded, and 204 km from Aurangabad, Aundha Nagnath Temple is an ancient Hindu temple located at Aundha Nagnath in the Hingoli district of Maharashtra, India. This is one of the top places of pilgrimage in Maharashtra, and among the best places to visit near Aurangabad . Aundha Nagnath Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is considered one of the 12 holy Jyotirlinga shrines in India. The other Jyotirlinga shrines in Maharashtra are Vaidyanath near Parli, Trimbakeshwara near Nashik, Grishneshwar near Aurangabad, and Bhimshankar. Also, the temple is very closely associated with the lives of saints like Visoba Khechara, Namdev, and Jnanesvar. Namdev went to Jnanesvar temple where he was instructed to visit Aundha Nagnath Temple to search for a proper guru. The present temple is said to have been built by the Seuna (Yadava) dynasty and dates to the 13th century. It .....

Vaijnath Temple - Parli

#7 of 13 Places to Visit in Aurangabad

At a distance of 60 km from Latur, 105 km from Nanded, 119 km from Aundha, and 219 km from Aurangabad, Sri Vaijnath Temple is an ancient Hindu temple, located at Parli Vaijnath in the Beed district of Maharashtra, India. This is one of the top places of pilgrimage in Maharashtra, and among the best places to visit near Aurangabad . Aundha Nagnath Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is considered one of the 12 holy Jyotirlinga shrines in India. The other Jyotirlinga shrines in Maharashtra are Aundha Naganath near Hingoli, Trimbakeshwara near Nashik, Grishneshwar near Aurangabad, and Bhimshankar. While the exact date of the building of the temple is not known, experts feel that it belongs to the Yadava period that goes back to the 12th or 13th century CE. There are records stating that the temple was renovated by Ahalyadevi Holkar in the year 1706. There are many legends associated with this temple. One such .....

Pitalkhora Caves

#8 of 13 Places to Visit in Aurangabad

At a distance of 18 km from Kannad and 77 km from Aurangabad, the Pitalkhora Caves are an ancient rock cut caves located on Chandora hill near Ambala village in Aurangabad district of Maharashtra. Pitalkhora consisting of 14 Buddhist Caves and are believed to be one of the earliest of the rock cut cave structures in the vicinity. It is believed that Pitalkhora Caves belongs to 2nd century BC. They are cut in a variety of basalt rock which weathers faster in contrast to other parts in Maharashtra. All the caves belong to the Hinayana period but the painting executed in the caves are of Mahayana period. The caves boast paintings, many sculptures, animal motifs, miniature chaitya windows, wonderful Yaksha figures, the elephants, dwarapalas and mithuna figures. The sculptural representations here are similar to that of found in the stupas of Sanchi, Karla, Nasik, of the same period. The caves are in two groups, one is a cluster .....

#9 of 13 Places to Visit in Aurangabad

At a distance of 2 km from Bibi Ka Maqbara and 4 km from Aurangabad Railway Station, Panchakki is a water mill located in the complex of Baba Shah Musafir Dargah of Aurangabad . Also called as Nehar-e-Panchakki, Panchakki was built in the early years of the 17th century by Baba Shah Musafir. Comprising of the medieval Indian architecture, the water mill runs on scientific principles. Setup with an aim to generate electricity from water brought down from a spring, the Panchakki water-mill was used to grind grains for the pilgrims who visited the Dargah. The source of continuous water supply to the mill is an underground stream which begins from a well above the Harsul River with a tributary stream. The water flows down through clay pipes based on the Siphon System. The water on reaching the Panchakki reservoir is made to drop from a height to generate electricity and run the mill, and eventually the excess water is put in .....

Siddharth Garden & Zoo

#10 of 13 Places to Visit in Aurangabad

At a distance of 3 km from Aurangabad Railway Station and 4 km from Bibi Ka Maqbara, Siddharth Garden is a sprawling garden, park and zoo together situated at Samarth Nagar in Aurangabad City. This is one of the popular picnic spots in Aurangabad and is mostly crowded on evenings especially on weekends. Siddharth Garden is a landscaped garden spread over a large area and it has a green outlook. The garden has 2 parts - one a garden with lawns and another one is a small zoo. The garden also has a small aquarium, though the major attraction of the tourist is the Siddharth Garden Zoo. The zoo is the abode of a number of wild animals like tigers, lions, leopards, Civet cats, snakes (snake house), crocodiles, emu, fox, deer, hyena, etc. It was quite an enjoyable visit with the children. A musical fountain and statue of Buddha are also adorning this park. Garden Timings: 10 AM to 7 PM on all days except on Tuesdays. Entry .....

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The state of Maharashtra on the west of India has regions that are renowned for their hill stations and beaches that would make any excursion worthwhile, but if there is a city that is known for its history and still retains its ancient legacy, then it’s the city of Aurangabad.

Founded by Malik Ambar, the Ethiopian Prime Minister of the Nizam Shahi Dynasty and ruled by Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb, the tourist capital of Maharashtra is a remainder of the times gone by. Aurangabad is known as the City of Gates, 52 of them that celebrated victories and safeguarded the city along with strong masonry walls built during the time of Malik Amber and Aurangzeb. Only a few gates or Darwaza survive now, like the oldest Bhadkal Darwaza built in 1612.

Daulatabad Fort, Phitalkhora caves, the historic city of Khultabad, Mhaismal hill station and the renowned Ajanta and Ellora Caves are some of Aurangabad’s popular tourist places. Relive history through a trip in Aurangabad that also promises generous choices of adventure tourism.

If you are planning a trip to Aurangabad, our travel and tourism guide should help you chart a memorable journey.

How to Reach

Aurangabad is a significant city on the map of Maharashtra and has easy access by air, rail or road. There are several trains that run to Aurangabad and thus, the most ideal way to reach the city is by rail.

Aurangabad’s airport has domestic flights from most Indian cities. You can hire a cab from the airport to reach your destination. The nearest International airport is at Pune (229 km) that serves domestic flights as well as flights to Dubai , Sharjah, Frankfurt and Abu Dhabi. You can reach Aurangabad from Pune by domestic flight, train or bus.

Aurangabad has good rail connectivity with most major cities and towns of India . You could take a train directly to Aurangabad or get a connecting train from Pune or Mumbai .

There are frequent private and government bus services from most Indian cities to Aurangabad. There are excellent expressways that connect major state and national destinations and can be used to drive to Aurangabad.

Getting Around:

There are state run buses, auto rickshaws and cabs for getting around town. There are special tourist buses that ply to significant tourist places like Ajanta and Ellora caves.

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Weather and Best Time to Visit

Aurangabad has charming landscapes with large caves and open spaces with lush vegetation that turn beautiful in winter and monsoon. The most perfect months to visit the city would be in winter.

Summer (March - May):

Summer months are hot and are not comfortable if you are planning to indulge in adventure tourism or exploring the caves. Summers are dry and generally off season.

Monsoon (July - September)

Monsoons have an average range of rainfall, with occasional heavy rains. Monsoon is by and large a great climate for it turns the landscape lush and the hill stations and sanctuaries look awesome, but travel becomes a bother. If you don’t mind the rains, Aurangabad is good during monsoon too.

Winter (October - February):

Winters are cool, sometimes bordering on very chilly days. Winter’s the time for festivities and celebrations in Aurangabad and the near perfect season for sightseeing.  

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Things to Do

Trekking Trails:

There are small hills, caves and hill fortresses around Aurangabad that are the favourite haunt of cyclists, joggers and trekkers. Climbing up and down a hill to watch the sun rise or get a breath of fresh air is a great way to start the day!

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Mhaismal is a hill station, known for its salubrious seasons and lush picturesque locations. There are some great viewpoints that give a sweeping view of the plains as well as temples to Girijamata and Balaji. Take a day off to tour Mhaismal hill station.

Bird Watching:

If you are an avid bird fan, there are a good number of bird sanctuaries you can visit, with camera and binoculars in tow for some bird spotting. Check out the Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary, Jayakwadi Bird Sanctuary which is a biodiversity hotspot with several species of fish and migratory birds, the wilderness of Gautala Wildlife Sanctuary and the Bani Begum Gardens.

Adventure time:

To keep you on your toes, Aurangabad offers some interesting sport activities that are going to keep you busy when you are not sightseeing. Try parasailing or rafting up the river when you are done with clambering up the rocks.

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Visit Khuldabad, the Valley of Saints, which has the Badra Maruthi temple and the valley close by that has the tombs of about 1,500 sufi saints. You would also find the tombs of Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb, his eldest son Azam Shah and his general Nizam ul Mulk Asif Jah I, the foremost Nizam of Hyderabad in Khuldabad and Malik Ambar.

Gardens Galore:

Begin a day of sightseeing or sign off the evening with a stroll in one of the beautiful gardens of Aurangabad. Walk among the lush greenery of Himayat Bagh listening to the peacocks cry or visit the Siddharth Garden, a picturesque landscaped garden with a park, aquarium and a zoo.

C ave Exploration:

Trek up the Sihaychal hill ranges to explore the very ancient Aurangabad Caves, which are 12 Buddhist rock cut cave monuments; another example of craftsmanship and religious tolerance.

Ancient Palaces:

Naukhanda Palace built by Malik Ambar bears the stately remnants of a historic past. Now functioning as a college, the ancient edifice is a must visit.

Heritage and Food Walk:

Participate in the special culinary heritage food walk that focuses on the traditional cuisine of Aurangabad down the ages. Join foodies to indulge your cravings in feasting on the gastronomic delicacies of the heritage city.

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Festivals and Fairs

Aurangabad’s celebrations are events that need a planned holiday to revel in. The city’s festivals are a binge of colour, merriment and traditions. Aurangabad Festival in December has folk dances, walks down a historical trail and bullock cart races. The 3 day Nath Sashti or Paithan Yatra in March on the death anniversary of Eknath Maharaj observes a holiday and traditional processions in Paithan. The 3 day Ajanta and Ellora festival heralds winter with dance, folk performances and music, one of the grandest celebrations of India .

Some interesting festivals are the Sagar Bull festival on Diwali Bhaiduj when bulls are decorated, shown off for their strength and paraded down the streets on a rally and the Karnapura fair during Navratri which is a kind of mela with food, adventure rides for kids and plenty of color and gaiety!

Aurangabad has special must buys that are the iconic hallmark of the historical city. Himroo fabrics, for instance, are ancient textile forms that were woven with cotton and silk. Nowadays you could buy Persian designs of exquisite Himroo shawls, sarees, cushion covers, fabrics and purses etc with zari, silk, cotton and wool, incorporated with floral, plain or geometric motifs or even paintings of Ajanta and Ellora to remember Aurangabad by.

Another speciality is the ancient traditional art form of Paithani silk from the town of Paithan in Aurangabad. Every Paithani saree is exquisitely hand woven with gold and silk zari with floral and peacock motifs and the most elaborate among them have borders of gems and pearls.

You could also check out Bidri pottery and local handicrafts, jewels made of semi precious stones and old coins.

Aurangabad’s cuisine is a rich blend of Marathwadi, Mughlai and Hyderabadi fare. There are a number of restaurants and street food stalls that make a plethora of delicious food that is traditional to Aurangabad or a blend of different cuisines.

Soft fluffy Nan with Khaliya, a spicy rich mutton curry served in a bowl is the hallmark of Aurangabad. Other dishes you could try are vegetable biryani with a variety of curries, paya or trotter soup with soft tandoori rotis, Aurangabad Cantukky, a desi version of Kentucky Fried Chicken, kebabs and missal pav, vada pav, samosas and pav bhaji finished off with syrupy imarti, mawa jalebis, apricots with cream or mango rabdi.

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Known as the Tourism Capital of Maharashtra, Aurangabad is a historically and culturally significant city that is best known for the magnificent Ajanta and Ellora Caves. It was the capital of the Mughal Empire under Aurangzeb and the dynasty has also left its stamp on the city in the form of several monuments. The city attracts visitors from far and wide and if you haven’t been there yet, now’s the time! Pack your bags, book a hotel and read our guide to find out some of the best things to do in Aurangabad on your vacation.

Things to do in Aurangabad:

1. explore the ellora caves.

Ellora Caves | #1 of 10 Things to do in Aurangabad

One of the first and best things to do in Aurangabad for any visitor is to explore the UNESCO World Heritage monument – the Ellora Caves. Built between 550 CE and 950 CE, the Ellora Caves are an epitome of ancient Indian rock-cut architecture and will leave you speechless with their grand sculptures, opulent facades and intricate carvings. Featuring Buddhist, Jain and Hindu temples, Ellora has 34 caves for you to explore. Out of these we’d particularly recommend Cave 16 – the chariot-shaped Kailasha Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and Cave 10 – the Vishwakarma Cave where the rock has been sculpted to resemble wood.

• Distance from Aurangabad : 29 Km
• Timings : From sun up to sunset! (Except Tuesday)
• Entry Fees : ₹30 for Indians, tourists from SAARC and BIMSTEC countries, ₹500 for tourists from other countries

2. Witness the wonder of the Ajanta Caves

Ajanta Caves | #2 of 10 Things to do in Aurangabad

If you went to Aurangabad and did not visit the Ajanta Caves, you’d have missed out on the second best thing to do in Aurangabad! Go and be enthralled by the stunning murals that narrate the life of the Buddha, elaborate rock-cut sculptures, massive domed stupas and carvings that show dancing girls, court scenes and other imagery. Wonder at the reasons why the caves were built during two distinct time periods – 100 BCE to 100 CE under the Satvahanas and 400 CE- 600 CE under the mighty, but now forgotten Vakatakas. Imagine the lives of the Buddhist monks who prayed in the richly decorated chaityas here or spent time in the viharas . And then think about how all this was made without the aid of modern tools and technology!

• Distance from Aurangabad : 100 Km
• Timings : 9.00 am – 5.00 pm (Closed on Monday)

3. Be blessed at the Jyotirlinga Grishneshwar Temple

Jyotirlinga Grishneshwar Temple | #3 of 10 Things to do in Aurangabad

When you walk into the Grishneshwar Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, you feel the divine presence of the deity and a sense of calm engulfs you. And that’s why going to this revered shrine to be blessed is one of the top things to do in Aurangabad. An important pilgrimage point, the temple is believed to house the twelfth and the last Jyotirlinga on the planet. Situated close to the Ellora Caves, the temple has, through history, been repeatedly destroyed and rebuilt, the last reconstruction being by the celebrated Holkar queen, Rani Ahalyabai. The temple is built in the South Indian Temple architectural style and of note is a carving of Vishnu’s Dashavatars in red stone inside the temple. 

• Distance from Aurangabad : 30 Km
• Timings : 05:30 am – 09:30 pm, 03:00 am – 11:00 pm (during Shravan month)
• Entry Fees : Free

4. Pray to the mighty Lord Hanuman at Bhadra Maruti Temple

Bhadra Maruti Temple | #4 of 10 Things to do in Aurangabad

We’re used to seeing the mighty Lord Hanuman in a standing position; mace on his shoulder, ready for battle. But at the Bhadra Maruti Temple, the deity is depicted in an unusual sleeping pose, making this shrine one of the only three temples of Lord Hanuman to do so. And that’s why visiting this temple is one of the most rewarding things to do in Aurangabad. Legend has it that the white marbled temple is built at the spot where once Lord Hanuman relaxed, listening to devotional songs in praise of Lord Rama, sung by King Bhadrasena, the ruler of the area in ancient times.

• Distance from Aurangabad : 28 Km (approx.)
• Timings : 05:00 am – 12:00 pm, 04:00 pm – 09:00 pm

5. Visit Bibi ka Maqbara

Bibi ka Maqbara | #5 of 10 Things to do in Aurangabad

History books have taught us that Aurangzeb was one of the cruellest Mughals to have ruled India. But when you visit Bibi-ka-maqbara, a Taj-like mausoleum built by him for his favorite queen, Dilras Banu Begum, you see another side of him…that of a family man and a faithful husband (the latter quite an unusual quality for the times!). Built between 1668 and 1669 C.E., the tomb is laid out in the Persian Charbagh traditional design with gardens, waterways and fountains dotting the landscape. The structure itself is very impressive and offers many instagrammable backdrops. Doesn’t that make visiting this monument one of the best things to do in Aurangabad?

• Where : Begumpura, Aurangabad
• Timings : 8.00 am – 8.00 pm
• Entry Fees : ₹ 25 for Indians, ₹ 300 for foreign tourists

6. Have a fun filled day at the Siddharth Garden and Zoo

Siddharth Garden and Zoo | #6 of 10 Things to do in Aurangabad

Another popular things to do in Aurangabad is to pack a yummy lunch and head to the Siddharth Garden and Zoo; a beautifully landscaped garden right in the middle of the chaotic city. Fascinating topiaries, a wide variety of trees and plants make the place perfect for spending some relaxed hours. An especially ‘important’ thing to do in Aurangabad if you’re traveling with kids (who’ve had enough of caves!), visiting this park means a trip to its small zoo that homes some big cats, crocs, hyenas, deer and other animals. A small aquarium that homes turtles and a variety of fish is also fun to watch as is the musical fountain that delight kids.

• Location : Central Bus Stand Road, Mhada, Aurangabad
• Timings : 9.00 am – 7.00 pm
• Entry Fees : ₹ 5 for adults; ₹ 2 for children

Some other places to visit in Aurangabad would be to explore the Aurangabad Caves, visit the Sunehri Mahal and spend some time at the Shrimant Chatrapati Shivaji Museum that exhibits among other things, a copy of the Quran handwritten by Aurangzeb.

7. Relish local cuisine

Relish local cuisine | #7 of 10 Things to do in Aurangabad

There are only two levels of food in Aurangabad – Spicy and Very Spicy. But you’ll love everything the city has to offer! Try your hand at the special Aurangabadi Tikki Kebabs and Biryani that seems to be a hybrid of a pulao and fried rice. The most fun thing to eat here would be the Aurangabad Cantukky – a spicier take on the American Kentucky Fried Chicken that has a lingering smoky flavour. Interesting!

Another interesting dish is Naankhaliya – slow-cooked chunks of meat in a fiery sauce served with naan or sheermaal. Try it!

There’s a sea of street food stalls in the city and one of the best things to do in Aurangabad would be to sample as many as you can! Try Pani Puri , Missal Pav , Ragda Samosa , Sabudana Wada and an Aurangabadi specialty called Bajri Sandwich made with millet flour. Imartis , Jalebis and Kulfi –falooda stands can be found in every major market and have to be attacked with gusto as do Ice Golas – a special summer treat made with desiccated ice and flavoured syrup.

If you want a proper sit-down meal, try some of these restaurants: Yalla Yalla, Bhoj, Green Leaf, K A Lounge and Swad Restaurant.

8. Witness Paithani and Himroo Saree Weaving

The kaleidoscopic Paithani saree is a must-have element in every stylish woman’s wardrobe. And it’s made in the town of Paithan in Aurangabad district. A great thing to do in Aurangabad would be to visit a Paithani weaving unit in the town and witness first-hand how these beauties are made. The city is also a centre of Himroo weaving – a type of fabric made by blending cotton and silk – and watching the textile being made is also quite an experience.

• Where : Paithani Silk Weaving Centre, Opposite 54, P1, Lokmat Nagar, Town Centre, M G M, Aurangabad
• Timings : 9.30 am – 9.00 pm

9. Marvel at the Engineering skills at Panchakki

Panchakki | #9 of 10 Things to do in Aurangabad

Panchakki (or watermill) is housed in the dargah of Baba Shah Musafir and is a marvel of medieval engineering. Built in the 17 th century, the Panchakki is hemmed to a brimming reservoir and was used to create hydel power for grinding mills that ground grain into flour for visiting pilgrims. Visit it to see how water was brought in from the Harsul River, 6 Km away, through earthen pipes to power the grinding mills and keep the resting quarters cool. Several other buildings in the dargah complex offer interesting nuggets of history and make for an enjoyable experience.

• Where : Panchakki Rd, Nagsenvan, Aurangabad
• Timings : 6.30 am – 9.00 pm
• Entry Fees : ₹5 for Indians, ₹100 for foreign tourists

10. Experience Spirituality at Valley of the Sufi Saints

Lying on the way to Ellora, the Valley of the Sufi Saints is a memorable spiritual experience and one of the top things to do in Aurangabad. The area is situated in Khuldabad, a small town near Aurangabad, where several 14 th century Sufi saints resided at one point of time. The place reverberates with positive energy and has shrines in honour of several of the saints. You can also find the tomb of Aurangzeb here.

• Distance from Aurangabad : 20 Km
• Timings : From sun up to sun down

There are many things to do in Aurangabad for the casual tourist and a wealth of monuments for the history buff. A trip to the city will certainly make you want to come back and we hope you do. Know of many more things to do in Aurangabad that should be on our list? Tell us in the comments below.

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