India is a vast country that is very rich in terms of tourism because every corner of it is known for its special culture and atmosphere. Today in this episode we are going to talk about Aurangabad in Maharashtra which is considered one of the famous tourist places. This place is full of ancient and historical monuments where tourists come from every corner of the country. Today in this episode, we are going to give you information about some special places in Aurangabad which attract tourists. So let's know about them...

Ellora Caves
Another architectural genius of the bygone era, the Ellora Caves are also one of the places to visit near Aurangabad. Located about 29 km from the city, this series of caves were built by the Rashtrakuta dynasty of Buddhist lineage and the Yadava group of Jains. Do visit this UNESCO World Heritage Site in Maharashtra as well. A glimpse of a bygone era, the history, architectural brilliance, and grandeur of this series of caves make it one of the most popular tourist places near Aurangabad.

Grishneshwar Temple
This ancient temple is located in a quaint village about 30 km from Aurangabad and is also located within the limits of the historic Ellora Caves. List of tourist places near Aurangabad The temple is considered a holy place by Hindu devotees. It is also said that this is the last or 12th 'Jyotirlinga' on the earth.

Siddharth Garden and Zoo
Siddhartha Garden and Zoo is a perfect place to visit with family. It is a natural garden surrounded by a large variety of flowering plants and trees. It has an aquarium, gardens, and a zoo, which together make it a favorite place for the locals.

Ajanta Caves
Ajanta Caves are one of the most important names among all the places of interest in Aurangabad. These caves date back to the 2nd century and are considered to be the epitome of ancient architecture. Along with this, they are also considered to be the most spectacular form of Indian art. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Ajanta Caves are further divided into several different caves that were built for different purposes. From the architecture, size, and form of the caves, it is clear that the ancient Buddhist monks used these caves for study, living, and worship.

Bibi ka Maqbara
If you still think that only the Taj Mahal is the ultimate symbol of love, then you must also visit 'Bibi Ka Maqbara', which is one of the famous historical places in Aurangabad. Though not as massive and popular as the Taj, the historical monument was built for Dilrasbanu Begum, the wife of Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb. Built on a raised platform, it has four minarets along its four corners and can be reached by a series of stairs from three different sides.

Sunehri Mahal
Sunehri Mahal 1651-53 AD. Its unique Indian architecture can be seen with great beauty. Once the interiors of the palace were decorated with gold paintings, hence the name Sunehri Haveli. There are many carvings and embellishments on the walls which give a unique touch to this Rajput-style palace.