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1. Bibi Ka Maqbara

2. Daulatabad Fort

  • Originally known as Devgiri, this historic fort offers panoramic views and has an incredible labyrinth for defense.

3. Ellora Caves

  • Not a palace, but this UNESCO World Heritage site includes intricate rock-cut temples and monasteries with splendid architecture.

4. Aurangabad Caves

  • These 12 rock-cut Buddhist shrines near Bibi Ka Maqbara date back to the 6th century and offer a glimpse of ancient craftsmanship.

5. Jama Masjid

  • Part of Aurangabad’s history, this mosque has beautiful arches and inscriptions, showcasing Mughal architectural influence.

6. Siddharth Garden and Zoo

  • Although more of a garden, it includes pavilions and fountains and is a relaxing spot with a touch of old charm.

7. Quila-E-Ark

  • This palace-cum-fort in Aurangabad, built by the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb, features traditional Islamic architecture.

8. Naukhanda Palace

  • Built by Malik Ambar in the 17th century, this grand palace includes gardens, fountains, and a mosque within its premises.

9. Chand Minar

  • A 30-meter-tall minaret near Daulatabad Fort, it’s a fine example of Persian architecture built by Ala-ud-Din Bahmani.

10. Panchakki

  • Known as the “Water Mill,” this structure is a part of a larger complex that includes a mosque and gardens and demonstrates ancient engineering.

11. Ahmednagar Fort (Around 125 km away)

  • This massive fort, once the headquarters of the Maratha Empire, was later used by the British as a prison for prominent leaders, including Nehru.

12. Shaniwar Wada (Pune, 230 km away)

  • This iconic Maratha fortification was the seat of the Peshwas of the Maratha Empire and has historic significance and grand architecture.

13. Paranda Fort (Osmanabad district, around 160 km away)

  • Known for its thick walls and large bastions, this fort displays impressive military architecture.

14. Purandar Fort (Pune district, around 225 km away)

  • A historically significant fort from Shivaji Maharaj’s era, known for its scenic surroundings and grandeur.

15. Asaf Jah Palace (Saray)

  • Built by Nizam Asaf Jah in the late 18th century, this palace is known for its Persian-style architecture.

16. Khuldabad

  • A short drive from Aurangabad, this town houses the tombs of many Mughal nobles, including Emperor Aurangzeb, and has historical pavilions.

17. Moti Mahal

  • Located near Daulatabad Fort, this building is an example of medieval architecture with intricate designs and was once used by royalty.

18. Ghrishneshwar Temple

  • Though a temple, the architecture and grandiosity of this 18th-century structure make it a notable historical site near Aurangabad.

19. Mahur Fort and Temples (around 130 km away)

  • This historical fort complex includes temples, offering a spiritual and architectural experience.

20. Rajwada (Holkar Palace) (Indore, 375 km away)

  • A bit farther, but this seven-storied palace is one of India’s grandest examples of Maratha architecture.
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