Aurangabad Local Sightseeing trip by Private cab – Visit Historical Famous Places Aurangabad.

Bibi Ka Maqabara

Bibi Ka Maqabara An admirable piece of art in the city of Aurangabad is Bibi Ka Maqabara. The Famuous Bibi Ka Maqabara is a palace that is a replica of the Taj Mahal. Bibi Ka Maqabara is also the tomb of Aurangzeb’s wife Rabia. This tomb was built during the reign of Aurangzeb.

Malik’s son built Baby’s Tomb, a replica of the Taj Mahal, in his mother’s memory Bibi’s tomb is compared to Taj Mahal in Agra, Taj Mahal in Agra is made of marble, while Bibi’s tomb is made of white clay.

Water Mill (Panchakki),

Panchakki is one of the main attractions in the city of Aurangabad and is visited by flocks of tourists from home and abroad. Tourists from all over the country visiting here are impressed by the complete structure of this skill In Aurangabad, water canals coming through burnt earth pipelines under the land built by Malik Ambar in the present condition still supply water to the Panchakki.

Even today, water supply continues uninterrupted through the pipelines under the banana land of Pana. Harsul river and one of its tributaries meet here It is designe in such a way that the water from the water falling from a height in the mill rotates the blades of the mill. And Panchalaki gains momentum.

Himayat Bag,

Malik Ambar, the architect of Aurangabad city, developed the technique of canals to ensure an abundant and proper water supply to the city.He built around 17 canals throughout the city.Later, Mughal emperor Aurangzeb established his capital in Fort Ark area. Water was supplied to this area from Salim Ali lake Aurangzeb built Himayat Bagh next to the lake by adding stones and soil in an area of ​​about three hundred acres.

The Himayat garden had many rare plants from the beginning of the seventeenth century. The garden also has 900 mango trees of different varieties and many auspicious trees like chickoo coconut amla betel nut kokum tamarind kavat. The fruit research center here is famous throughout Maharashtra This garden nursery is under of the Agricultural University at Parbhani. This sight is very important and famous from the point of view of tourists.

Aurangabad Caves,

The famous Aurangabad Caves are Buddhist caves in the city of Aurangabad carved into the mountains. The cave was built between the 6th century AD to the 7th century AD. The number of caves is 12.This cave is about two kilometers north from the Biki ka Maqbara. The caves are creat in basalt rock and all those caves are mainly divide into three groups. These caves located in Aurangabad area are associate with the caves of Ajantha and Verul.

Ajantha Caves and Verul Caves have been declare as World Heritage Sites by UNESCO Dating back to the 6th and 18th centuries, the Aurangabad Caves are nine km from the center of Aurangabad city. The sculptures in it are comparatively very small between Ajanta and Verul caves. When one begins to look at these caves, which are economically dilapidate and less visite, one realizes that this is a sentient life situated in time and space and time. Aurangabad caves is a protect monument recognize by the Archaeological Survey of India. Aurangabad Caves covered in Aurangabad local sightseeing

Siddharth Garden and Zoological Museum,

Famous Siddharth Park and Zoological Museum is a famous park and zoological museum in Aurangabad. Siddharth Park and Zoological Museum is the only zoological museum in Marathwada. This museum has more than 200 different types of animals and birds Siddharth Udyan is a major tourist attraction in Marathwada and lakhs of tourists visit the museum every year, including school trips.

Siddhartha is named after Gautama Buddha and there is a magnificent statue of Buddha in the park. The main gate of Siddharth Garden is made of stone and is very attractive. So it attracts tourists to visit Siddhartha Udyan. There is also an aquarium in the park area which has different species of fish.800 to 1000 tourists visit Siddhartha Udyan and Zoological Museum every day Among them, the number of children is significant. Famous Sidhhrth Garden And Zoo covered in Aurangabad local sightseeing.

More citizens visit the park on holidays than during summer vacations, the number of tourists visiting the park increases more. An entry fee of Rs.20 for adults and Rs.10 for children is charge to visit Siddhartha Garden Also, Zoological Museum charges an entry fee of Rs.50 for adults and Rs.20 for children.

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Museum,

If we want to see how Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj looked like, how he lived, how he dressed, what was his personality, what was his original appearance, the kings of Aurangabad Rayats. Do visit the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Museum in Aurangabad. Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj has been portraye in various forms by many artists according to their imagination and creativity.

The paintings made during the Maharaja’s era are very rare and you will get to see them in this museum Copies of two of the original paintings can be seen in this museum. There are two portraits of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. About 4000 objects are kept in this museum which tells the actual history of social life and war strategy during Shiva period. This Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Museum in Aurangabad, Maharashtra shows the history of Maharaj. Visit during Aurangabad Local sightseeing.

Mini Taj Mahal,

Soneri Mahal,

Himaroo Shal Factory

Himaroo Shal Factory”. “Himaroo” might be a reference to a brand, but I couldn’t find any specific information about it. “Shal” is a word that is used to refer to a type of traditional Indian wear, it’s also known as “shawl”. A shawl factory would be a factory that produces shawls, which are a type of clothing that is worn around the shoulders for warmth or as a fashion accessory