Ajanta Caves will be one of the first and main names that come to mind in Aurangabad. These caves, date back to the 2nd century and are regarded the epitome of ancient architecture.
If you still believe that the Taj Mahal is the ultimate expression of love, you must pay a visit to 'Bibi Ka Maqbara,' one of the historic sites in Aurangabad.
This ancient Hindu pilgrimage site is nestled in a picturesque village about 30 kilometres from Aurangabad, and it is also inside the boundaries of the famed Ellora Caves.
Daulatabad Fort in Daulatabad is one of the must-see places near Aurangabad. It is one of the most beautiful and magnificent forts in the entire country.
The Chhatrapati Shivaji Museum, dedicated to the life and contributions of the daring great Maratha warrior Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj
Salim Ali Lake is one of the top tourist attractions in Aurangabad for those who prefer quiet locations with beautiful beauty to crowded markets and tourist traps.
The exquisite Pitalkhora Caves were carved out of the rocks in the 3rd century BCE India's best examples of rock-cut architecture.