Aurangabad

Situated in the northern part of Maharashtra, Aurangabad is a historical city in India. The city boasts of a rich past and has seen the dominance and ruin of many dynasties in its course of survival. Established by a local Muslim noble Malik Ambar at some stage in the early 16the century, the city fascinates travelers from all parts of the globe in hordes. Aurangabad is on the banks of the River Kham and manages temperate ambience with moderate winters and well-known for it's silk and cotton textiles.

The city is well-known for the sites like Bibi-ka-Makbara, the mausoleum of Aurangzeb's queen and several Buddhist cave temples. These alluring sites in and around the city make it a happening place for travelers. The city has the 'poor man's Taj Mahal', as a replica of the Taj Mahal is there on for a mausoleum.

Aurangabad is most famous for its historical monuments and caves. Travelers’ from all parts of India come here to relish the site like the Panchakki (water wheel), Tomb of Baba Shah Muzaffar, a Sufi Saint, Himroo (traditional cotton-silk blend fabric) factory, Purwar Museum, and Aurangabad Caves etc.

Attractions at Aurangabad

• Aurangabad Caves
• Bibi-Ka-Maqbara
• Himroo Factory
• Daulatabad Fort
• Khuldabad
•  Shirdi