October- February
3-4 Days
2000 INR per person
Summer is very hot and humid in Maharashtra and hence it is advised not to visit the city during this time.
The city remains cloudy and pretty during monsoon and it rains continuously for 4 or 5 days sometimes.
A trip in Autumn is quiet and nice.
Winter is the best time to plan a trip to Aurangabad. Strolling around the city while devouring on Kababs is an experience worth having.
The tomb was built during 1668 & 1669, and Aurangzeb allocated 7,00,000 for its construction at that time.
Ellora Caves consist of 17 Hindu, 12 Buddhist, and 5 Jain Caves side by side and signifies beautifully the 3 religions.
Khuldabad, the small town, is also called "Rauzaa" which translates to "the garden of paradise".
The tomb of the last Mughal Emperor, Aurangzeb, is kept simple as per his wish. He commissioned his own grave by knitting caps and copying the Quran in his last days.
Taxis and Rickshaws are available anywhere in the city at any time.
Two-wheelers are the best option to explore the city on a budget.
MSRTC is the main public transport center and buses will take you to places with cheaper rates. There are Smart City Buses too!
Even though Aurangabad is a huge city, it can be traveled by walking within 3 to 4 days. Also, the happiness of walking the lanes in winters and exploring the city closely is beyond speech.
Hindi, English and Urdu are spoken in the city. Marathi is the official language.
39.13% which is low.
80.4%
16,42,000
October- February
3-4 Days
2000 INR per person
Summer is very hot and humid in Maharashtra and hence it is advised not to visit the city during this time.
The city remains cloudy and pretty during monsoon and it rains continuously for 4 or 5 days sometimes.
A trip in Autumn is quiet and nice.
Winter is the best time to plan a trip to Aurangabad. Strolling around the city while devouring on Kababs is an experience worth having.
The tomb was built during 1668 & 1669, and Aurangzeb allocated 7,00,000 for its construction at that time.
Ellora Caves consist of 17 Hindu, 12 Buddhist, and 5 Jain Caves side by side and signifies beautifully the 3 religions.
Khuldabad, the small town, is also called "Rauzaa" which translates to "the garden of paradise".
The tomb of the last Mughal Emperor, Aurangzeb, is kept simple as per his wish. He commissioned his own grave by knitting caps and copying the Quran in his last days.
Taxis and Rickshaws are available anywhere in the city at any time.
Two-wheelers are the best option to explore the city on a budget.
MSRTC is the main public transport center and buses will take you to places with cheaper rates. There are Smart City Buses too!
Even though Aurangabad is a huge city, it can be traveled by walking within 3 to 4 days. Also, the happiness of walking the lanes in winters and exploring the city closely is beyond speech.
Hindi, English and Urdu are spoken in the city. Marathi is the official language.
39.13% which is low.
80.4%
16,42,000