Places to Visit in Aurangabad
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Ajanta Caves
Rank 1
Ranked 1 of 17Places to Visit in Aurangabad
- Type: Cave
The Ajanta Caves showcase the Buddhist stories of the period between 200 B.C. and 650 A.D. This group of caves was discovered by few British Officers, who went for a tiger hunt in the site.
There are 29 caves in Ajanta, constructed by some Buddhist monks, using tools like chisel and...
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Bibi Ka Maqbara
Rank 2
Ranked 2 of 17Places to Visit in Aurangabad
- Type: Monument
- Entry: Paid
The Bibi ka Maqbara, the sole illustration of the Mughal architecture in the Deccan Plateau was built in the model of Taj Mahal. The creator of this tomb was the son of Aurangzeb, who built it to pay homage to his mother Begum Rabia Durani.
Timing: Sunrise to 10:00 pm
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Jama Masjid
Rank 3
Ranked 3 of 17Places to Visit in Aurangabad
- Type: Mosque
The Jama Masjid can be found near the Killa Arrak. Five rows of ten polygonal pillars are connected by a system of arches. This separates the building into twenty-seven equal compartments. Each of these compartments is covered by a small dome-shaped vault bearing exquisitely simple designs. Five...
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The Ellora Caves
Rank 4
Ranked 4 of 17Places to Visit in Aurangabad
- Type: Cave
The Ellora Caves were built during the period of 350 AD to 700 AD. It presents structures with the three faiths of Hinduism, Jainism and Buddhism. The 34 caves of Ellora are situated at a distance of 29 km from Aurangabad. The interiors of these cave temples are rich in facades and sculptures....
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Daulatabad Fort
Rank 5
Ranked 5 of 17Places to Visit in Aurangabad
- Type: Fort
- Entry: Paid
Daulatabad, formerly known as Devgiri, is located 13 km from Aurangabad. Also known as the city of fortune, it features a 12th century fortress located at the top of a hill. The fortress displays a strong wall of 5 km and a series of ramparts.
Admission fees: Rs. 10
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Aurangabad Caves
Rank 6
Ranked 6 of 17Places to Visit in Aurangabad
- Type: Cave
- Entry: Paid
The Aurangabad Caves were crafted from soft rock during the 6th and 7th century. These ten caves are separated into two different locations, the Western Group Caves and Eastern Group Caves, which are located 1 km apart. The imagery is crafted by Tantric Hinduism. These caves sport a variety of...
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Bani Begum Garden
Rank 7
Ranked 7 of 17Places to Visit in Aurangabad
- Type: Garden
- Entry: Paid
Bani Begum Garden is a panoramic garden located 24 km from Aurangabad. The garden is known for its lush green surroundings and comfortable atmosphere. The garden got its name from the tomb of Bani Begum, wife of Aurangzeb's son, which is found in middle of this garden. Fountains, fluted pillars...
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Siddharth Garden
Rank 8
Ranked 8 of 17Places to Visit in Aurangabad
- Type: Garden
- Entry: Paid
Siddharth garden is a landscaped garden, featuring variety of shrubs and trees. 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...
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Ghrishneshwar temple
Rank 9
Ranked 9 of 17Places to Visit in Aurangabad
- Type: Temple
Ghrishneshwar temple is a 18th century architecture located a kilometre away from the Ellora Caves and lies at a distance of 30 km from the city of Aurangabad. This temple is considered as a major one of the five sites of Jyotirlinga located in Maharashtra, the worshipping place of Lord Shiva....
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Shah Ganj Masjid
Rank 10
Ranked 10 of 17Places to Visit in Aurangabad
- Type: Mosque
The Shah Ganj Masjid is one of the most stunning structures seen in all of India with its amazing architectural style of the Indo-Saracen. The mosque is seated on an elevated platform with shops on three of its outer sides. The fourth side is open and can be climbed via a flight of stairs. It has...
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Dargah of Pir Ismail
Rank 11
Ranked 11 of 17Places to Visit in Aurangabad
- Type: Dargah
The Dargah of Pir Ismail is a memorial to Prince Aurangzeb's tutor, Pir Ismail. The garden in the Dargah consists of many destroyed water tanks and fountains. The gate is regal in its form and it has a large pointed archway, which forms a sort of portico. The original entrance is through a small...
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Damri Mahal
Rank 12
Ranked 12 of 17Places to Visit in Aurangabad
- Type: Heritage
The Revenue Office building formally known as the Damri Mahal was built after the completion of the "Barra Darri". The building was constructed by insisting on a donation of a damri, which is equivalent to a quarter of a dub. All the laborers employed there were required to provide a...
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Sunheri Mahal
Rank 13
Ranked 13 of 17Places to Visit in Aurangabad
- Type: Palace
- Entry: Paid
This is an ancient historic monument, now transformed into a museum. Its collection includes age-old Indian pottery, ruins of regional palaces, antiques, coins, paintings and old dresses of regular use found in the excavation of Bhokardan, a close by historic site.
The museum also...
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Purwar Museum
Rank 14
Ranked 14 of 17Places to Visit in Aurangabad
- Type: Museum
- Entry: Paid
The Purwar Museum, located on Safara Road, is a small museum that is housed in an awesome old haveli. The museum hosts exquisite collections gifted from a retired doctor. The personal collections of Doctor Purwar have been on display since 1970. Within the museum is a 500-year-old chain maul...
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Killa Arak
Rank 15
Ranked 15 of 17Places to Visit in Aurangabad
- Type: Palace
In 1692, Aurangzeb ordered a palace to be built. This palace became known as the Killa Arak. The palace has not survived in its original form leaving only ruins, and these can be found from Delhi to Mecca gate. The Killa Arak had four entrances and a Nakarkhana for musicians. The Dabar hall and...
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Chatrapati Shivaji Museum
Rank 16
Ranked 16 of 17Places to Visit in Aurangabad
- Type: Museum
- Entry: Paid
This museum is devoted to Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaja, showcasing collections related to Lord Shivaji. It is on the way to the Ajanta caves from Aurangabad.
Admission fees: For Indian Citizens Rs 5 and for Foreigners Rs. 100
Timing: 10:30 am to 1:30 pm and 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm (Mondays...
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Jaikwadi Dam over River Godawari
Rank 17
Ranked 17 of 17Places to Visit in Aurangabad
- Type: Dam
The Jaikwadi Dam is built in Paithan, an age-old taluka town, located just 56 km to the south of the city of Aurangabad. The dam area is very popular to bird watchers. Another attraction of Paithan is the Dnyaneshwar Udyan, considered as the largest garden in Maharashtra, planned on the model of...
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